Application Note – Imaging microbes at the nanoscale
Classical light microscopy struggles to resolve subcellular structures and dynamics in bacterial cells due to their small size. This is where single-molecule localization microscopy (SMLM) comes in. SMLM enables the detection of single molecules with nanometer precision, and the visualization of cellular structures at levels of detail not possible with traditional light microscopy. In this Application Note, Evident and Abbelight show a range of ways that SMLM can enhance research in the field of bacteriology. DOWNLOAD NOW This content was provided by Olympus.
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