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Single-pixel fluorescence microscopy with optical sectioning

Luis Ordóñez, Erick Ipus, Armin J. M. Lenz, Jesús Láncis, Enrique Tajahuerce

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We present a single-pixel microscope with optical sectioning by combining two structured illumination methods: structured illumination microscopy (SIM) and single-pixel imaging (SPI). Experimental results are shown for the application in 3D fluorescence microscopy by scanning different axial planes.

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We present a single-pixel microscope with optical sectioning by combining two structured illumination methods: structured illumination microscopy (SIM) and single-pixel imaging (SPI). Experimental results are shown for the application in 3D fluorescence microscopy by scanning different axial planes.

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We present a single-pixel microscope with optical sectioning by combining two structured illumination methods: structured illumination microscopy (SIM) and single-pixel imaging (SPI). Experimental results are shown for the application in 3D fluorescence microscopy by scanning different axial planes.

Key concepts: Optical sectioning, Microscopy, Optical microscope, Light sheet fluorescence microscopy, Fluorescence microscope, Materials science, Pixel, Optics

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