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1 July 1990 Confocal microscope with enhanced depth discrimination
Roland V. Shack, Peter H. Bartels, Donald W. Hillman, M. Sabb, Richard L. Shoemaker
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Abstract
Confocal microscopy, in comparison to conventional microscopy, offers a narrower point-spread function, the rendition of phase structures in contrast, and high axial resolution. Of these, the capabilities of optical sectioning and the three-dimensional imaging of cells and tissues have attracted the most interest. The literature offers a number of studies exploring the factors affecting depth of field in confocal microscopy. In this article, the three-dimensional representation of fluorescence imagery is examined and the design of a laser scanning confocal fluorescence microscope with enhanced depth discrimination is described.
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Roland V. Shack, Peter H. Bartels, Donald W. Hillman, M. Sabb, and Richard L. Shoemaker "Confocal microscope with enhanced depth discrimination", Proc. SPIE 1206, New Technologies in Cytometry and Molecular Biology, (1 July 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.17804
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KEYWORDS
Signal detection

Confocal microscopy

Sensors

Microscopes

Image processing

Luminescence

Relays

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