An introduction to super-resolution microscopy of living cells

Super-resolution microscopy is a rapidly developing field that allows biologists to 'see' objects in living cells much smaller than previously thought possible. We can now resolve thousands of single protein molecules in cells, borrowing techniques from the world of physics and mathematics and using an amazing protein from a sea coral.

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I've tried to understand this for a while, and this helped a lot. Thanks!

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Amazing presentation.

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Thanks for not explaining AT ALL how super microscopy overcomes the resolution limits of optical microscopy

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Useful

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Who designed the microscope and what year??