Microscopes have revolutionized the practice of science, especially in the fields of biology and medicine. Just a few hundred years ago, gaining the ability to study what was previously ...

For centuries, scientists have used microscopes to ... technique that captures the light that cellular components emit naturally rather than relying on fluorescent stains to generate light.

"The advantage is that no stains are required ... pathology is to add dyes or stains so that pathologists can see the shapes and patterns of the cells under a microscope. However, it can be ...

then put the whole thing under a normal microscope—no fancy modification needed." The work, which was published in Nature Communications, overcomes a big limitation of conventional light ...

"Up to now, no light microscopy technique could do that," says Johann Danzl, a trained medical doctor and physicist, now professor at ISTA. "It was a longstanding goal of our group to build such a ...

Last month, an image of a tardigrade’s insides lit up by fluorescent stains was named an Olympus ... of the Olympus Global Life Science Light Microscopy contest, which “aim[s] to celebrate ...

[4] In the current era of advanced technology, it is very easy to disregard the value of basic light microscopy in the rapid diagnosis of infections. A Gram stain can confirm within minutes the ...

This includes studying interactions within organoids, organs and even whole organisms. With light sheet microscopy, you can image a sample as large as a whole mouse, in 3D, at cellular resolution ...

(Nanowerk News) Microscopes have revolutionized the practice of science, especially in the fields of biology and medicine. Just a few hundred years ago, gaining the ability to study what was ...

By adding infrared capability to the ubiquitous, standard optical microscope, researchers at ... "The advantage is that no stains are required, and both the organization of cells and their ...