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What Advances Have Been Made with Light Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy?

Light sheet fluorescence microscopy (LSFM) illuminates a thin plane of a specimen with a sheet of light, allowing for rapid, high-contrast imaging of large biological samples. This technique minimizes photodamage and photobleaching, making it ideal for long-term imaging of live organisms and developmental processes.

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