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The development of a super-resolution imaging technique from a single camera exposure could enable researchers to observe rapid intracellular movements more effectively. This addresses a reported difficulty with existing methods, potentially advancing the study of dynamic cellular processes.
A new fluorescence microscopy technique has been developed that produces super-resolution images from a single camera exposure. This advance is presented as potentially valuable for researchers studying rapid movements occurring within living cells, movements which are reportedly challenging to capture using current methodologies.
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