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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Top 10 List of Most Viewed AlleleBlogs in 2011
The ballot is in—among the “usual suspect” hot topics, iPS takes the top honor and most entries; Camelid antibodies, although not really presented as a typical AlleleBlog in 2011, made it to the top 3. shRNA cloning and RNAi screening … Continue reading
Localization imaging with standard fluorescent proteins on live cells—Bayesian modeling
The resolution of optical microscopy is limited by the Abbe limit, the diffraction limit roughly half the wavelength of the light used (e.g. green light is around 500 nm, its Abbe limit is 250 nm). Super-imaging fluorescence often involves switching … Continue reading
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Tagged 3B microscope, Bayesian modeling, Fluorescent proteins, PALM, SIM, SSIM, STED, STORM, super imaging
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