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|a Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Biological Engineering
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|a Wide-field extended-resolution fluorescence microscopy with standing surface plasmon resonance waves
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|a Wide-field extended-resolution fluorescence microscopy with standing surface-plasmon-resonance waves
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|a The resolution of conventional SPR imaging has been limited by the diffraction nature of light. A wide-field extended-resolution optical imaging technique, standing-wave surface plasmon resonance fluorescence (SW-SPRF) microscopy, has been developed. Based on evanescent SPR standing waves, SW-SPRF provides lateral resolution approaching 100 nm and offers the advantages of significant signal enhancement and background noise reduction. SW-SPRF has the potential for sensitive biomolecular detection, nanoscale imaging, and lithographic applications.
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