Sentence examples for many live imaging from inspiring English sources
However, many live imaging platforms require both excitation and emitted light to travel through the substrate.
Moreover, in many instances live imaging at (sub-) cellular level is possible through microscopy techniques, including confocal microscopy, which is aided by the transparency of whole organs, such as the root, or at least the outermost tissue layers.
We then averaged these values over the course of many live-cell imaging time courses for a given sample (n ranging between 15 to 50 per experimental group) and computed the SE for each time point.
This method enables digital fluorescence microscopy data to be interpreted in the context of a model with a measurable degree of confidence, when deconvolution is not successful because fluorophores are closely spaced and noise is significant (which is common for many live-cell imaging applications).
In both our fixed images and our live imaging data, we observed many small protrusions along the primary axon.
Live imaging showed that many mechanisms accounted for a loss of sdc dorsal branch cells: an insufficient number of cells leaving the dorsal trunk (supplementary Video 1 online), reintegration of cells into the dorsal trunk (supplementary Video 2 online) and loss of cells from the branch (supplementary Video 3 online).
Through careful comparison between fixed tissue and live imaging, they argue that many, if not most, features of R-cell connectivity are recapitulated in culture.
Major advantages are its suitability for genetic approaches, high-throughput screening and live imaging studies that make use of the many available fluorophore-marked transgenic lines.
In many vertebrate organs, however, in toto imaging or total cell recording by live imaging with high resolution is difficult, and only a few reports exist on the quantification of the dynamics of tissue deformation (Filas et al., 2008).
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