Multi-photon excitation fluorescence lifetime imaging

Hans Gerritsen; Kees de Grauw

2000 International Quantum Electronics Conference
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 2000),
paper QFB1

Multi-photon excitation fluorescence lifetime imaging

Hans Gerritsen and Kees de Grauw

International Quantum Electronics Conference 2000

Nice France
10–15 September 2000
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Novel Imaging Techniques (QFB)

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Abstract

Multi-photon excitation microscopy (MPEM) offers several advantages over conventional confocal imaging. One of these advantages is the improved in-depth imaging performance that is due to the comparatively long excitation wavelength and the reduced photo damage to the sample.

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