About the Confocal microscopes
BOB体育登录网址_欧宝体育官网平台-APP|下载 confocal microscopes provide high magnification and high resolution imaging.
The principle difference between confocal microscopy and conventional widefield fluorescence microscopy is that images are comprised of stacks of sections of a discrete thickness. These can be used for 3D microscopy.
Sections of a known thickness are also superior for making quantitative measurements such as protein expression. Confocal microscopes are also slightly higher resolution than conventional widefield microscopes, and provide a sharper, higher SNR image.
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