Lab on a Chip,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(5), P. 1011 - 1033
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
We
discuss
the
recent
trends
in
integrating
deep-learning
(DL)
and
optofluidic
imaging.
A
holistic
understanding
of
them
could
incentivize
DL-powered
imaging
for
advancing
a
wide
range
novel
applications
science
biomedicine.
Communications Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: May 9, 2023
Abstract
Light-sheet
fluorescence
microscopy
has
transformed
our
ability
to
visualize
and
quantitatively
measure
biological
processes
rapidly
over
long
time
periods.
In
this
review,
we
discuss
current
future
developments
in
light-sheet
that
expect
further
expand
its
capabilities.
This
includes
smart
adaptive
imaging
schemes
overcome
traditional
trade-offs,
i.e.,
spatiotemporal
resolution,
field
of
view
sample
health.
microscopy,
a
microscope
will
autonomously
decide
where,
when,
what
how
image.
We
assess
image
restoration
techniques
provide
avenues
these
tradeoffs
“open
top”
microscopes
may
enable
multi-modal
with
high
throughput.
As
such,
predict
fulfill
an
important
role
biomedical
clinical
the
future.
Cell,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
186(11), P. 2475 - 2491.e22
Published: May 1, 2023
Holistic
understanding
of
physio-pathological
processes
requires
noninvasive
3D
imaging
in
deep
tissue
across
multiple
spatial
and
temporal
scales
to
link
diverse
transient
subcellular
behaviors
with
long-term
physiogenesis.
Despite
broad
applications
two-photon
microscopy
(TPM),
there
remains
an
inevitable
tradeoff
among
spatiotemporal
resolution,
volumes,
durations
due
the
point-scanning
scheme,
accumulated
phototoxicity,
optical
aberrations.
Here,
we
harnessed
concept
synthetic
aperture
radar
TPM
achieve
aberration-corrected
dynamics
at
a
millisecond
scale
for
over
100,000
large
volumes
tissue,
three
orders
magnitude
reduction
photobleaching.
With
its
advantages,
identified
direct
intercellular
communications
through
migrasome
generation
following
traumatic
brain
injury,
visualized
formation
process
germinal
center
mouse
lymph
node,
characterized
heterogeneous
cellular
states
visual
cortex,
opening
up
horizon
intravital
understand
organizations
functions
biological
systems
holistic
level.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
63(29)
Published: May 14, 2024
Electrochemiluminescence
(ECL)
is
rapidly
evolving
from
an
analytical
method
into
optical
microscopy.
The
orthogonality
of
the
electrochemical
trigger
and
readout
distinguishes
it
classic
microscopy
techniques,
owing
to
its
near-zero
background,
remarkable
sensitivity,
absence
photobleaching
phototoxicity.
In
this
minireview,
we
summarize
recent
advances
in
ECL
imaging
technology,
emphasizing
original
configurations
which
enable
biological
entities
improvement
properties
by
increasing
complexity
multiplexing
bioassays.
Additionally,
mapping
(electro)chemical
reactivity
space
provides
valuable
information
on
nanomaterials
facilitates
deciphering
mechanisms
for
improving
their
performances
diagnostics
(electro)catalysis.
Finally,
highlight
achievements
at
ultimate
limits
single
molecules,
photons
or
chemical
reactions,
current
challenges
translate
other
fields
such
as
material
science,
catalysis
biology.
Microscopy and Microanalysis,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
28(S1), P. 1576 - 1577
Published: July 22, 2022
Journal
Article
napari:
a
Python
Multi-Dimensional
Image
Viewer
Platform
for
the
Research
Community
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Chi-Li
Chiu,
Chiu
Chan
Zuckerberg
Initiative,
Redwood
City,
CA,
United
States
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StatesYikes
LLC,
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MD,
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community
Microscopy
and
Microanalysis,
Volume
28,
Issue
S1,
1
August
2022,
Pages
1576–1577,
https://doi.org/10.1017/S1431927622006328
Published:
01
2022
Science Advances,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(13)
Published: March 31, 2023
Lattice
light
sheet
microscopy
excels
at
the
noninvasive
imaging
of
three-dimensional
(3D)
dynamic
processes
high
spatiotemporal
resolution
within
cells
and
developing
embryos.
Recently,
several
papers
have
called
into
question
performance
lattice
sheets
relative
to
Gaussian
most
common
in
microscopy.
Here,
we
undertake
a
theoretical
experimental
analysis
various
forms
microscopy,
which
demonstrates
explains
why
provide
substantial
improvements
photobleaching
reduction.
The
provides
procedure
select
correct
for
desired
experiment
specifies
processing
that
maximizes
use
all
fluorescence
generated
excitation
envelope
optimal
while
minimizing
image
artifacts
photodamage.
We
also
introduce
new
type
"harmonic
balanced"
improves
spatial
frequencies
its
3D
limits
maintains
this
over
lengthened
propagation
distances
allowing
expanded
fields
view.
Nature Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 27, 2024
Abstract
Long-term
observation
of
subcellular
dynamics
in
living
organisms
is
limited
by
background
fluorescence
originating
from
tissue
scattering
or
dense
labeling.
Existing
confocal
approaches
face
an
inevitable
tradeoff
among
parallelization,
resolution
and
phototoxicity.
Here
we
present
scanning
light-field
microscopy
(csLFM),
which
integrates
axially
elongated
line-confocal
illumination
with
the
rolling
shutter
(sLFM).
csLFM
enables
high-fidelity,
high-speed,
three-dimensional
(3D)
imaging
at
near-diffraction-limit
both
optical
sectioning
low
By
simultaneous
3D
excitation
detection,
intensity
can
be
reduced
below
1
mW
mm
−
2
,
15-fold
higher
signal-to-background
ratio
over
sLFM.
We
imaged
25,000
timeframes
optically
challenging
environments
different
species,
such
as
migrasome
delivery
mouse
spleen,
retractosome
generation
liver
voltage
Drosophila
.
Moreover,
facilitates
large-scale
neural
recording
crosstalk,
leading
to
high
orientation
selectivity
visual
stimuli,
similar
two-photon
microscopy,
aids
understanding
coding
mechanisms.