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Also in this study, lesions from PCa could be imaged with high contrast using single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT /CT as the imaging technique [ 4].
Thanks to the development and optimization of various genetically encoded sensors, we are approaching the stage in which a few key neurotransmitters/neuromodulators can be imaged with high cell specificity and good signal-to-noise ratio.
We show that (i) in situ sub-volume averaging from single tomograms can guide and complement segmentation of biological features, (ii) the in situ determination of the structure of individual viruses is possible as they infect a cell, and (iii) novel, transient processes can be imaged with high levels of detail.
Hence, using the same camera, relatively slow phenomena like Ca2+ signals or protein trafficking could be imaged in high spatial resolution while fast events like APs could be imaged with high temporal resolution.
From this position different intracardiac structures can be imaged with high resolution.
These phagocytosed microbubbles were more stable than extra-cellular microbubbles and thus could be imaged with high contrast.
They can be imaged with higher temporal resolution in real time continuously in comparison to CT and MR agents, where only still images in specific time slots can be observed.
Therefore, when illuminated at 1064-nm the RPE may generate stronger PA signals than hemoglobin and could be imaged with higher contrast with respect to the vascular network comparing to the images acquired at 532 nm. Figure 2 compares the visible and NIR light PAOM images.
The composite AFAI-IMS images of different target analytes were imaged with high sensitivity.
The subducting PHS and PAC have been imaged with high velocity, and the existence of the low velocities region with high Poisson's ratio has been suggested in the mantle of the NA, which are associated with the serpentinized periodite.
Samples were imaged with high magnification (100/1.47 objective lens) and mycoplasmas appear as extranuclear DNA. Figure 5 presents an image showing mycoplasma infection.
