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|a 535.8
|b P289
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|a Pawley, James B.
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|a Handbook of biological confocal microscopy
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|a 3rd. ed.
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|a New York :
|b Springer,
|c 2006
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|a xxviii, 985 p., :
|b il., gráfs.,fotos
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|t Preface to the Third Edition
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|t Preface to the Second Edition
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|t Contributors
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|g CHAPTER 1:
|t FOUNDATIONS OF CONFOCAL SCANNED IMAGING IN LIGHT MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 2:
|t FUNDAMENTAL LIMITS IN CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 3:
|t SPECIAL OPTICAL ELEMENTS
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|g CHAPTER 4:
|t POINTS, PIXELS, AND GRAY LEVELS: DIGITIZING IMAGE DATA
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|g CHAPTER 5:
|t LASER SOURCES FOR CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 6:
|t NON-LASER LIGHT SOURCES FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 7:
|t OBJECTIVE LENSES FOR CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 8:
|t THE CONTRAST FORMATION IN OPTICAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 9:
|t THE INTERMEDIATE OPTICAL SYSTEM OF LASER-SCANNING CONFOCAL MICROSCOPES
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|g CHAPTER 10:
|t DISK-SCANNING CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 11:
|t MEASURING THE REAL POINT SPREAD FUNCTION OF HIGH NUMERICAL APERTURE MICROSCOPE OBJECTIVE LENSES
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|g CHAPTER 12:
|t PHOTON DETECTORS FOR CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 13:
|t STRUCTURED ILLUMINATION METHODS
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|g CHAPTER 14:
|t VISUALIZATION SYSTEMS FOR MULTI-DIMENSIONAL MICROSCOPY IMAGES
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|g CHAPTER 15:
|t AUTOMATED THREE-DIMENSIONAL IMAGE ANALYSIS METHODS FOR CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 16:
|t FLUOROPHORES FOR CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY: PHOTOPHYSICS AND PHOTOCHEMISTRY
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|g CHAPTER 17:
|t PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE SELECTION AND APPLICATION OF FLUORESCENT PROBES
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|g CHAPTER 18:
|t GUIDING PRINCIPLES OF SPECIMEN PRESERVATION FOR CONFOCAL FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 19:
|t CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY OF LIVING CELLS
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|g CHAPTER 20:
|t ABBERATIONS IN CONFOCAL AND MULTI-PHOTON FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY INDUCED BY REFRACTIVE INDEX MISMATCH
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|g CHAPTER 21:
|t INTERACTION OF LIGHT WITH BOTANICAL SPECIMENS
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|g CHAPTER 22:
|t SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO IN CONFOCAL MICROSCOPES
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|g CHAPTER 23:
|t COMPARISON OF WIDEFIELD/DECONVOLUTION AND CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL IMAGING
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|g CHAPTER 24:
|t BLIND DECONVOLUTION
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|g CHAPTER 25:
|t IMAGE ENHANCEMENT BY DECONVOLUTION
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|g CHAPTER 26:
|t FIBER-OPTICS IN SCANNING OPTICAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 27:
|t FLUORESCENCE LIFETIME IMAGING IN SCANNING MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 28:
|t MULTI-PHOTON MOLECULAR EXCITATION IN LASER-SCANNING MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 29:
|t MULTIFOCAL MULTI-PHOTON MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 30:
|t 4Pi MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 31:
|t NANOSCALE RESOLUTION WITH FOCUSED LIGHT: STIMULATED EMISSION DEPLETION AND OTHER REVERSIBLE SATURABLE OPTICAL FLUORESCENCE TRANSITIONS MICROSCOPY CONCEPTS
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|g CHAPTER 32:
|t MASS STORAGE, DISPLAY, AND HARD COPY
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|g CHAPTER 33:
|t COHERENT ANTI-STOKES RAMAN SCATTERING MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 34:
|t RELATED METHODS FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL IMAGING
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|g CHAPTER 35:
|t TUTORIAL ON PRACTICAL CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY AND USE OF THE CONFOCAL TEST SPECIMEN
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|g CHAPTER 36:
|t PRACTICAL CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 37:
|t SELECTIVE PLANE ILLUMINATION MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 38:
|t CELL DAMAGE DURING MULTI-PHOTON MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 39:
|t PHOTOBLEACHING
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|g CHAPTER 40:
|t NONLINEAR (HARMONIC GENERATION) OPTICAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 41:
|t IMAGING BRAIN SLICES
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|g CHAPTER 42:
|t FLUORESCENT ION MEASUREMENT
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|g CHAPTER 43:
|t CONFOCAL AND MULTI-PHOTON IMAGING OF LIVING EMBRYOS
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|g CHAPTER 44:
|t IMAGING PLANT CELLS
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|g CHAPTER 45:
|t PRACTICAL FLUORESCENCE RESONANCE ENERGY TRANSFER OR MOLECULAR NANOBIOSCOPY OF LIVING CELLS
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|g CHAPTER 46:
|t AUTOMATED CONFOCAL IMAGING AND HIGH-CONTENT SCREENING FOR CYTOMICS
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|g CHAPTER 47:
|t AUTOMATED INTERPRETATION OF SUBCELLULAR LOCATION PATTERNS FROM THREE DIMENSIONAL CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 48:
|t DISPLAY AND PRESENTATION SOFTWARE
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|g CHAPTER 49:
|t WHEN LIGHT MICROSCOPE RESOLUTION IS NOT ENOUGH: CORRELATIONAL LIGHT MICROSCOPY AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY
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|g CHAPTER 50:
|t DATABASES FOR TWO-AND THREE-DIMENSIONAL MICROSCOPICAL IMAGES IN BIOLOGY
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|g CHAPTER 51:
|t CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY OF BIOFILMS ̶ SPATIOTEMPORAL APPROACHES
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|g CHAPTER 52:
|t BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY
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|g APPENDIX 1:
|t PRACTICAL TIPS FOR TWO-PHOTON MICROSCOPY
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|g APPENDIX 2:
|t LIGHT PATHS OF THE CURRENT COMMERCIAL CONFOCAL LIGHT MICROSCOPES USED IN BIOLOGY
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|g APPENDIX 3:
|t MORE THAN YO EVER REALLY WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT CHARGE-COUPLED DEVICES
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|t Index
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|a MISCROSCOPIA CONFOCAL
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|a PROCESAMIENTO DE IMAGENES
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|a OPTICA ELECTRONICA
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|a MICROSCOPIA OPTICA
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|a BIOLOGIA
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|a FBMC
|b TESIS
|b LICENCIATURAS
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|a info:eu-repo/semantics/book
|a info:ar-repo/semantics/libro
|b info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion
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