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However, conventional Stokes-shifted fluorophores (organic fluorophores, fluorescent proteins, and metal complexes) or quantum dots are not ideal for bioimaging mainly due to the fact that the excitation is in the UV or visible range, which has limited light penetration and evokes strong imaging background (strong autofluorescence and light scattering).

Results showed that RGD-conjugated sGNR/MWNT probes showed good water solubility and low cellular toxicity, could target in vivo gastric cancer cells, and obtained strong photoacoustic imaging in the nude model.

PFP-3 shows stronger fluorescence imaging signal than PFP-1 and PFP-2.

Consequently, the strong pre-imaging function significantly contributes to the satisfaction of condition 1 (executor is runnable) of of consistent solution executor.

Techniques to boost the contrast are used to enhance image information, either with a strong defocus, an imaging energy filter or a phase plate [31]; this, in return, requires additional corrections with for instance a phase flipping step [32].

Furthermore, the probe was also applied to imaging strong acidity in bacteria, E.coli and had good effect.

In ISAR imaging, strong scattering centers of the target are usually clustered densely in only a small fraction of the whole RD plane.

At present, additional strong indications for imaging are the desire of patients to know the cause of their symptoms and the fear of litigation.

For ISAR imaging, strong scattering centers exhibiting the scattering organization and geometric configuration of the target usually occupy only a fraction of whole bins in the RD plane.

The Ag/Au core NPs cannot only emit strong fluorescence for imaging and monitoring at the cellular level, but also exhibit strong absorption in the near-infrared (NIR) region for photothermal conversion.

We believe that this method will make a strong contribution to imaging dynamics of population responses with high spatial and temporal resolution in trial-based experiments of awake animals.