… for light filtering and dispersion are also … special microscope objective oils). Angular aperture
(α) is defined as half the angle of the cone made by the focal point of the lens and the lens …

… Polarization parameters of light scattered from biological tissue contain rich morphological
and … The resulting modulated intensity is collected using a pair of lenses (detection area of 1 …

… ) to measure light-driven signals of rod photoreceptors in vivo. Visible light stimulation over
… rod outer segment (OS) elongation and increased light scattering in wild-type mice, but not in …

… In this section we present examples of metal-based lenses. … Light emission in silicon is highly
improbable because it … is irradiated with light, it scatters light called Raman light at a wave…

… , only the fluorescence focused by the lens (and a small amount of scattered excitation light)
… for separating fluorescence light from the excitation beam using lenses.132 Photoresist …

… fluorescence detector (Jasco), using an excitation wavelength of 280 nm and an emission
… Kiefhaber for making available the light scattering apparatus; and Karin Joder for help in our …

… NIR fluorescence imaging, analyze existing NIR fluorescence … power inside light guides
using mirrors and lenses is also … , the blur caused by scatter will far outweigh small deficiencies …

… replacing the metallic front-lens mount of a standard bioimaging … Fluorescent images of
immunolabeled human U2OS cells were acquired by using the widefield modality of a white-light …

… The lens body in vertebrate eyes, for instance, consists of … when the light path was directly
visualized by using a fluorescent vital dye (… LL is a guest editor invited by the Editorial Board. …

… the diffusion of macromolecules between fiber cells in the lens core may be a universal feature
of the vertebrate lens. … of the surface layers and the uniform fluorescence of the lens core. …