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Mapping molecular function to biological nanostructure: combining structured illumination microscopy with fluorescence lifetime imaging

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Abstract

We report the enhancement of spatial resolution and sensitivity of wide-field time-gated imaging and the combination with SIM to map molecular function using FRET to biological nanostructure below the conventional diffraction limit.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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