Super-resolution fluorescence imaging provides critically improved information about the composition, organization, and dynamics of subcellular structures. Quantum dot triexciton imaging (QDTI) has been introduced as an easy-to-use sub-diffraction imaging method that achieves an almost 2-fold improvement in resolution when used with conventional confocal microscopes. Here, we report an overall 3-fold increase in lateral and axial resolution compared to conventional confocal microscopes by combining QDTI with state-of-the-art commercial laser scanning microscope systems.
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/2211-5463.13246 | DOI Listing |
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