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To characterize the mobile phone microscope for clinically relevant applications, we used brightfield illumination to capture high-resolution images of both thin and thick smears of P. falciparum malaria-infected blood samples, as well as of sickle cell anemia blood samples (Figure 2).
In companion experiments where only occasional low-dose illumination (as opposed to the rapid sequence of illumination used to capture detailed dynamics) at arbitrary time intervals is used, we find that the oscillatory domain behavior is fully reproduced.
Immediately prior to collection of each set of 10 images, the laser beam was temporarily blocked with a shutter and a green LED was used as an illumination source to capture an image of the cortical surface for later visualization of the cortical vasculature and localization of regions of interest (MCA branches) for analysis.
Light, reflection, and illumination led an artist to capture a fleeting incident on a sunny beach in The Wounded Foot and inspired a scientist to find a durable solution for a problem that had vexed researchers.
Using fluorescence illumination, we were able to capture images of Auramine O-stained M. tuberculosis-positive sputum smears (Figure 3a).
Cells that were stained with anti γ-H2AX-PE only or Draq 5 only were used for generating the compensation matrix taking care that images were collected without BF illumination since it was important to capture fluorescence intensity with a single source of illumination (75 mW 488 nm laser).
The big news is a beautifully illuminated screen, meaning that you will never again have to hold your Game Boy at an awkward angle to capture the illumination of a fluorescent light on the other side of the room.
The system is deliberately simple, providing the same excitation geometry as used in conventional epi-fluorescence microscopy, but with good control over the illumination power and improved detection to capture rapid changes in fluorescence.
This means that the only way to capture a photo of the bioluminescence on camera is to use a tripod and take a long-exposure shot, capturing the millions of tiny millisecond-long glows that make up the illumination.
