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Interference Contrast Microscopy in the Laboratory
American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1973Comparisons were made between ordinary two-dimensional microscopic methods and interference contrast microscopy, a technic which provides a relief or “three-dimensional” image. Interference contrast microscopy was of assistance in the accurate recognition and structural differentiation of certain biologic products such as cells, urinary casts, and ...
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Interference Reflection Microscopy
Proceedings, annual meeting, Electron Microscopy Society of America, 1982Information on the contacts formed between cells and their substrates is essential to the study of cellular adhesion and motility. The potential to obtain this information on living cells was realized in 1964 when Curtis introduced the method of interference reflection microscopy (IRM).
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Reflection interference contrast microscopy.
Methods in enzymology, 2003Reflection interference contrast microscopy (RICM), either used as a quantitative microinterferometric method or to visualize stained and labeled microscopic structures, offers wide possibilities for application in investigating living cells and model systems in the life sciences.
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The size of bacteria, as measured by interference microscopy
Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society, 1965SYNOPSISBacteria were examined with a Smith interference microscope using a half‐shade eyepiece and photomicrographs of their images were prepared. Microdensitometer traces on the negatives demonstrated conclusively that the method developed by Ross in 1957 to measure the thickness of bacteria was subject to systematic error.
K F, ROSS, G, GALAVAZI
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Scanning quantitative shear interference microscopy
Optics LettersQuantitative phase microscopy (QPM) has become a widely used technique for in situ analysis of transparent specimens via phase recovery. However, traditional wide-field QPM suffers from reduced contrast and artifact generation due to spatial crosstalk.
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Quantitative Interference Microscopy
1991In any microscope, the formation of an image depends on the interference of light: according to Abbe’s theory, the image results from the interference of direct and diffracted light in the image plane. Most modern microscopes used in cell biology incorporate devices that exploit interference in the image plane for revealing phase differences introduced
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Interference Microscopy of Polymers
1989There is a sense in which every light microscope can be seen as an interference microscope. This view has been discussed by Hartley1 who makes a clear distinction between ‘conventional’ and interference instruments on the basis of whether or not it is possible to adjust the phase difference between interfering beams in a controlled manner.
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Computing Metasurfaces Enabled Broad-Band Vectorial Differential Interference Contrast Microscopy
ACS Photonics, 2022Yan Wang +4 more
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Interference Microscopy and Histology
1964This meeting will take the form of an informal panel discussion of important theoretical and practical problems in interference microscopy. It is now a little over ten years since interference microscopy was introduced as a quantitative cytological method for mass determination.
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