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Description
Light sheet fluorescence microscopy (LSFM) is an imaging method that uses one or more illumination objectives to excite fluorophores in a specimen with a thin sheet of light, which are then visualized with a separate imaging objective perpendicular to the sheet. LSFM has several advantages over confocal microscopy, including:
Excellent sample penetration
High speed
Minimal phototoxicity and photobleaching
These properties make LSFM ideal for many biological imaging applications, including:
Fluorescence imaging of thick samples, including cleared tissues
Long term imaging of live samples
Excellent sample penetration
High speed
Minimal phototoxicity and photobleaching
These properties make LSFM ideal for many biological imaging applications, including:
Fluorescence imaging of thick samples, including cleared tissues
Long term imaging of live samples
Details
Name | Zeiss Lightsheet Z.1 |
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Acquisition date | 3/1/17 |
Manufacturers | ZEISS |

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