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Live‑cell imaging of large, complex biological samples often requires large fields of view, sub-cellular resolution, high-sensitivity, and fast acquisition – all while maintaining low illumination doses for gentle long-term observation. Widefield fluorescence microscopy can meet these demands, but signals can be buried in its inherent out of focus blur. Optical sectioning mic...

Dental professionals often ask: “Should I use dental loupes or invest in a microscope?” This article explores the key differences between dental microscopes and dental loupes, focusing on magnification power, ergonomics, clinical applications, and cost-effectiveness. In a field that requires precision, attention to detail, and excellent visibility, it is essential for dentist...

Megakaryocytes play a central role in the biology of myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs), yet their in vivo proteomic characterization remains a major challenge due to low abundance and disrupted tissue architecture. This webinar introduces a novel low-input spatial proteomics workflow that enables, for the first time, direct molecular analysis of these rare cells within thei...

Learn multiscale organoid imaging: fixed high content phenotyping, gentle dual view light sheet, and reproducible pipelines that turn 3D data into insights.

Learn multiscale organoid imaging: fixed high content phenotyping, gentle dual view light sheet, and reproducible pipelines that turn 3D data into insights.