Fluorescence and Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy
Fluorescence microscopy utilizes specific wavelengths of light to excite "fluorophores"—molecules that emit light of a different color upon excitation. This allows researchers to tag specific proteins or structures within a cell with high specificity. However, standard fluorescence microscopy suffers from "background noise" caused by light emitting from planes outside the focal point....
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