From Jenalumar to Ultrafast Microscopy of Living Cells

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Authors	KOZUBEK Stanislav KOZUBEK Michal
Year of publication	2004
Type	Article in Proceedings
Conference	Biophysics of the Genome
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Informatics
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Field	Use of computers, robotics and its application
Keywords	Fish; Optical microscopy
Description	After revolution in 1989, fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) became known and promising technique for both research and practice. It provided excellent spatial resolution for mitotic chromosomes as well as for interphase nuclei and high signal/noise ratio provided by fluorescence microscope.
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