Fluorescence microscopy video enhancement

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In fluorescence microscopy ie Spectrofluorimeter becomes part of the microscope optics, frequently using optical filters instead of the more cumbersome monochromators. Detection systems may use video cameras or other aroa detectors, possibly with image intensiliers to enhance Ihe inirinsically weak signal from microscopic samples. [Pg.44]

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