What is the name of the technique Moerner used for 3D imaging?
Double-helix microscopy
Quantum dot imaging
Fluorescence correlation
Transmission electron
Answer
Double-helix microscopy, the technique Moerner developed for 3D imaging, offers precise depth discrimination utilizing two synchronized double-helical point spread functions. This innovative method enables the localization of individual molecules in three dimensions, providing valuable insights into complex biological structures and dynamics at the nanoscale.
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