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ER-Tracker Blue-White DPX staining revealed in most of the case no colocalization with mCherry-constructs (arrows, lower right) Fig. 3 In depth imaging of OsPIPs in rice root.

Conversely, fluorescence imaging is limited by tissue-induced signal attenuation, making the technology dependent on other in-depth imaging technologies such as SPECT.

Fig. 1A and B shows the in-depth imaging and projection of the islet GFAP+ Schwann cell sheath and the perivascular NG2+ pericytes in situ.

The adaptation of the OCT technique into endoscopic setups [ 2] allows the access to a variety of areas of the human body where high resolution in-depth imaging is needed.

The subfoveal choroidal thickness was manually measured by the caliper function in the enhanced depth imaging OCT (EDI-OCT) images.

This is due to signal saturation errors in 8-bit depth imaging arising from strong Fresnel reflections at the sample surface.

Thus, adaptive focused beam migration provides a new robust and flexible tool for seismic depth imaging in geologically complex areas.

By the end of 2000s, prestack 3-D reverse-time migration has become a standard tool for depth imaging in structurally-complex areas, and it is becoming feasible to generate 3-D angle gathers as part of routine processing (Luo et al. 2010; Vyas et al. 2010; Xu et al. 2010).

In this study we used NSIM for in vivo time-lapse in-depth spectral imaging and monitoring of protein-bound and free reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NADH) in mouse keratinocytes following total acute ischemia for 3.3 h at ~3 min time intervals.

In the system, the set FIVR for 8-bit depth imaging was lower in order to achieve similar sensitivity, i.e. the dynamic range at 8-bit is lower than that at 14-bit.

To measure choroidal thickness (CT) in myopic eyes using enhanced depth imaging (EDI).