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A one day version, with a different focus, will be held in 2019 (See State-of-the-Art in MultiModality Functional Brain Imaging, below).

These include negative, near-zero, and indefinite permittivity or permeability indices; backward waves and backward phase matching in nonlinear optics; and potential applications of metamaterials for perfect absorption, cloaking, and imaging below the diffraction limit using super- and hyperlenses.

For treatment of hiPSC-derived spinal MNs in Xona Microfluidic chambers (see below), compounds were added either exclusively to the proximal or distal site for locally restricted application in compartmentalized cultures, thereby allowing to distinguish between local versus remote compound action at the distal and proximal readout positions (refer also to 'Life cell imaging' below).

In addition, we found that Chrimson was weakly activated in the absence of retinal (see ArcLight imaging below).

This super-resolution microscopy technique uses stochastic sequential triggering and localization of photoactivatable labels to enable imaging below the diffraction limit of light.

The point of tracheal puncture was selected using the following criteria on sonographic imaging: below the first tracheal ring but above the fifth tracheal ring and no vascular structure in the path of the needle.

Time-resolved CE-MRA is an excellent method of assessing small vessel patency, and is particularly useful when imaging the below-the-knee vessels, where it is superior to standard CE-MRA [122, 123].

Single-molecule imaging here and below was conducted in the presence of 0.9 mM Trolox, 2.2 mM protocatechuic acid (PCA), and 10 μg/ml protocatechuate dehydrogenase (Toyobo), further purified to remove contaminating nuclease activity (Jonas Korlach, Pacific Biosciences, personal communication).

As shown in Table 3, there were no differences in the eRapa and Eudragit control groups in terms of presence of pituitary tumors (although we did observe a delay in their detection and reduction in size by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), discussed below).

A FSL is capable of optically imaging well below the diffraction limit and works by enhancing and scattering evanescent waves to the far field which is then used to numerically reconstruct the object image [S. Durant, J. Opt. Soc. Am. B. 23(2383) 2383; Z. Liu, S. Durant, H. Lee, Y. Pikus, N. Fang, Y. Xiong, C. Sun, X. Zhang, Nano Lett. 7 (2007) 403].

Drosophila S2 cells were transfected with constructs encoding a GFP-tagged dLRCH protein, a tool that is also suitable for live imaging (see below).