Screen LibraryMethods in cellular imaging
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Published for the American Physiological Society by Oxford University Press,
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| Publisher Address: | Oxford New York |
| Publication Dates: | 2001. |
| Literature type: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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The American Physiological Society methods in physiology series |
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| Carrier Form: | xiv, 434 p.: ill. (some col.) ; 27 cm. |
| ISBN: | 0195139364 |
| Index Number: | Q248 |
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Q248-3 Q2-33 Q246-3 |
| Call Number: | Q2-33/M592-1 |
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Includes bibliographical references. Basics of Fluorescence -- Fluorophores and their labeling procedures for monitoring various biological signals -- Detectors for fluorescence microscopy -- Basics of a light microscopy imaging system and its application in biology -- Laser scanning confocal microscopy applied to living cells and tissues -- Diffusion measurements by fluorescence recovery after photobleaching -- Processing microscope-acquired images for use in multimedia, print, and the World Wide Web -- Basic principles of multiphoton excitation microscopy -- Building a two-photon microscope using a laser scanning confocal architecture -- Two-photon microscopy in highly scattering tissue -- Multiphoton laser scanning microscopy and dynamic imaging in embryos -- In vivo diffusion measurements using multiphoton excitation fluorescence photobleaching recovery and fluorescence correlation spectroscopy -- Cellular response to laser radiation in fluorescence microscopes -- Measurement of fluorescence resonance energy transfer in the optical microscope -- Frequency-domain fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy: a window on the biochemical landscape of the cell -- Wide-field, confocal, two-photon, and lifetime resonance energy transfer imaging microscopy -- One- and two-photon confocal fluorescence lifetime imaging and its applications -- Biological applications of time-resolved, pump-probe fluorescence microscopy and spectroscopy in the frequency domain -- Spectral microscopy for quantitative cell and tissue imaging -- Total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy -- Laser traps in cell biology and biophysics -- Bioluminescence imaging of gene expression in living cells and tissues -- Imaging living cells and mapping their surface molecules with the atomic force microscope. |