Axial-scanning techniques for multiphoton imaging
ORAL
Abstract
\hyphenpenalty=5000 We have developed a novel multiphoton imaging system that is capable of imaging multiple focal planes simultaneously. In this talk, we describe a new method that enables us to electronically control the offset of the focal planes by up to 80 micrometers with little or no degradation in focus (diffraction-limited sectioning is maintained as the focal planes are shifted). This method of shifting the focus will enable access to arbitrary focal planes, e.g., focal planes that are rotated with respect to one another. By exploiting this new capability, this microscope will greatly facilitate the study of biological systems.
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Authors
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Michael Young
MOABC
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Erich Hoover
MOABC
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Eric Chandler
MOABC
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Jeffrey Field
MOABC
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Jeff Squier
MOABC, Colorado School of Mines