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Label-free Structural Characterizations of Pinus Pollen Grains Using Optical Diffraction Tomography

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Abstract

We present a label-free structural characterization of individual pollen grains from trees of genus Pinus using quantitative phase imaging. 3-D refractive index distribution in single pollen grain was measured using optical diffraction tomography. The 3-D structure of pollen grains was addressed without chemical treatment of the sample. Scattering of each pollen grain from actively controlled incident wave was measured to be reconstructed into a 3-D refractive index tomogram. Structures of Pinus pollen grains were evaluated with quantitative features obtained from the refractive index tomograms.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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