H. Schneckenburger, C. Cremer: “Axial Tomography in Live Cell Microscopy”. Biophysica, 4,142–157 (2024), https://doi.org/10.3390/biophysica4020010
von Herbert, Schneckenburger
For many biomedical applications, laser-assisted methods are essential to enhance the three-dimensional (3D) resolution of a light microscope. In this report, we review possibilities to improve the 3D imaging potential by axial tomography. This method allows us to rotate the object in a microscope into the best perspective required for imaging. Furthermore, images recorded under variable angles can be combined to one image with isotropic resolution. After a brief review of the technical state of the art, we show some biomedical applications, and discuss future perspectives for Deep View Microscopy and Molecular Imaging.