Susan Cox - infocus representative for Light Microscopy

摘要

Breaking in two papers in 2006, localisation microscopy (also known as PALM or STORM) brought super-resolution into the hands of anyone with a widefield microscope, a powerful laser, and a willingness to tear things apart With achieved resolutions as low as 20nm, this method allowed visualisation of never-before-seen structures, like the actin ring structures in axons.