Phototoxicity in Live Fluorescence Microscopy, and How to Avoid It¶
Icha, J., Weber, M., Waters, J. C., & Norden, C. (2017). Phototoxicity in Live Fluorescence Microscopy, and How to Avoid It. BioEssays, 39(8).
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- Live-Cell Imaging
- Phototoxicity may change physiology before gross morphology or death reveals the problem, so “the cells still looked alive” is not an adequate validation criterion.
This sourceAuthoritative review showing that illumination can alter physiology before obvious morphology or death, and giving reduction and control strategies.
- Phototoxicity may change physiology before gross morphology or death reveals the problem, so “the cells still looked alive” is not an adequate validation criterion.
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