In DNA-PAINT, short strands of modified DNA cause points on a structure to blink, and data from the blinking images reveal structures too small to be seen with a conventional light microscope.
To preserve some of its uniformity, the company is asking developers to stay within certain lines — for example, preventing images from blinking or music from automatically playing on a Facebook page unless clicked on.
Additionally, quality assurance indicators are recorded for each light stimulus and/or the test as a whole, including: blinking; pupil not centered in image; presence of fog on the lens; and light let into the goggle, e.g., if the goggles were adjusted.
The images themselves simply show blinking dots and are only converted to real insight with quantitative analysis by image processing.
Filled with the moving image of a large, blinking eyeball, a music video disperses into glistening fuzz as it forms scattered cubes and piercing line segments.
A straightforward method to achieve super-resolution consists of taking an image sequence of stochastically blinking emitters using a standard wide-field fluorescence microscope.
The simulation generates image sequences of randomly blinking fluorophores that are placed arbitrarily on two parallel bands, each 0.04 Airy units wide, at different separation distances.
As in this case, most applications of localization microscopy have focused on crosslinked molecular structures ex vivo, fixed cells, or slow processes in live cells due to the requirement to record several thousand frames of blinking molecules to reconstruct a single image.
Textured patterns appear, then images of a mouth, a blinking eye.
He, and we, are left with the disconcerting image of Olympia's still-blinking severed head, while a wistful lackey strokes her dismembered hand.
