The phrase "a light sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sheet that is not heavy, often referring to materials like paper or fabric.
Example: "For the summer picnic, I decided to bring a light sheet to sit on the grass."
Alternatives: "a thin sheet" or "a lightweight sheet".
A light sheet Z.1 system was used and images were acquired using ZEN software (Zeiss).
Images were acquired on a light sheet microscope after blood vessel staining (CD31; red) and ECi-based tissue clearing1.
The facility houses scanning confocals, spinning disc confocals, a light sheet microscope, and a range of wide field microscopes — as well as a transmission electron microscope (TEM) and scanning electron microscope (SEM).
The effect of SKF-96365 treatment on EC proliferation and migration (Supplementary Fig. 14) was performed using continuous exposure to compound within a light sheet chamber using SKF-96365 at a concentration of 50 μM within 0.7% agarose mounting medium and surrounding E3 medium + Tricaine.
In a recent study, a light sheet imaging approach has been proposed (Hartung et al., J. Appl. Phys. B 96 (2009) 843 862) which permits measurement of a quantity S∗2Dd, which is the two-dimensional projection of the actual density-weighted displacement speed S∗d for turbulent premixed flames.
This new study (Menegas et al., 2015) used CLARITY, a method for making tissue optically transparent, to allow the brains to be imaged as whole volumes using a light-sheet microscope.
Researchers have now designed a light-sheet microscope that can image multiple embryos at once, keeping them at a stable temperature in their growth media.
Usually a light-sheet illumination is generated, producing a homogenous light plane which is the measurement area from where the seeding particles scatter light to the detector (CCD camera).
To image beyond the surface of a cell where chromatin resides, we develop a Light-Sheet Bayesian Super-resolution Microscope (LSB-SRM).
The method uses a structured light sheet to excite fluorescence in successive planes of a specimen, generating a time series of 3D images that can provide information about dynamic biological processes such as cellular interactions.
