Question

Imagine that a microscopy lab contains the following:

•Transmitted light imaging

•Fluorescent Widefield Microscopy

•Combination of Transmitted and Fluorescent Imaging

•Reflected Light

•Confocal Imaging

•Time-Lapse and Live Cell Imaging

•Z stack and 3-D imaging

•2-photon Microscopy

•Second Harmonic Imaging

•FAST AiryScan Imaging

•Spectral Unmixing

•PALM MicroBeam

•Graphics workstation

Explain why a physician would be interested in these services from this lab for his/her patients and explain the clinical significance. You'll be upvoted if you ARE SPECIFIC AND DON'T COPY PASTE FROM GOOGLE. Please be specific! Thanks!

Answer 1

Transmitted light imaging	In cytology and histology
Fluorescent widefield microscopy	Long term imaging of live specimen
Combination of transmitted and fluorescent imaging	Study of change in ciliary activity
Reflected light	Cell motility and vesicle trafficking
Confocal imaging	Imaging cancellous bone
Time-lapse and live cell imaging	Live cell imaging
Z stack and 3-d imaging	Study of bacterial virulence factor
2-photon microscopy	Fluorescent tag studying
Second harmonic imaging	Study of labeled collagen and myosin
Fast airyscan imaging	Imaging of bacterial clusters
Spectral unmixing	Subpixel study of anatomical sites
Palm microbeam	Tissue dissection system
Graphics workstation	Study of doppler effect