Researchers in Ricardo Henriques’s laboratory at University College London are tweaking a microscopy technique they have been developing since 2014. A cross between two types of light microscopy, this innovation is meant to super-resolve cells in three dimensions under subdued lighting that will allow for long-term live-cell imaging, for instance, to study the interactions of immune cells during infection.
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An open-source microscopy method can super-resolve live cells even under low lighting.
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Originally from Mumbai, Sukanya Charuchandra is a freelance science writer based out of wherever her travels take her. She holds master’s degrees in Science Journalism and Biotechnology. You can read her work at sukanyacharuchandra.com.
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