3D volume rendering of invertebrates using light-sheet fluorescence microscopy

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Abstract
Light-Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy (LSFM) has recently emerged as the technique of choice for obtaining
high quality 3D images of whole organisms with low photo-damage and fast acquisition rates. Unlike
conventional optical microscopy or scanning electron microscopy systems it offers the possibility of
obtaining multi-views of the sample by rotating it. Here we show that the use of light sheet microscopy for
the analysis of invertebrates provides a fair compromise compared to scanning electron microscopy (SEM) in
terms of resolution but avoiding some its drawbacks such as sample preparation or limited three-dimensional
perspectives
CitationGualda Manzano, E.J.; Moreno, N. 3D volume rendering of invertebrates using light-sheet fluorescence microscopy. "Microscopy and microanalysis", Agost 2015, vol. 21, núm. S6, p. 2-3.
ISSN1431-9276
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