论文信息 - Heart synchronization for SPIM microscopy of living zebra fish

Heart synchronization for SPIM microscopy of living zebra fish

We describe work on producing a selective plane illumination microscope for cardiac imaging in zebra fish embryos. The system has a novel synchronization system for imaging oscillating structures (e.g. the heart) and will have adaptive optics for image optimization.

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