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✓ Published: 08-Feb-2015
✓ Published: 08-Feb-2015
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Advanced Chemical Imaging - Molecular Imaging Probes among them, the development and improved usability of two-photon excitation microscopy have enabled us to visualize biological phenomena that cannot be seen with conventional methods,such as the dynamic behavior of cells deep inside living organs. In multi- (normally two-) photon excitation mode,a fluorophore absorbs multiple photons simultaneously. This non-linear optical process can occur only in areas with extremely high photon density, suc
Advanced Chemical Imaging - Molecular Imaging Probes among them, the development and improved usability of two-photon excitation microscopy have enabled us to visualize biological phenomena that cannot be seen with conventional methods,such as the dynamic behavior of cells deep inside living organs. In multi- (normally two-) photon excitation mode,a fluorophore absorbs multiple photons simultaneously. This non-linear optical process can occur only in areas with extremely high photon density, suc
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