Digital Fluorescence Microscopy: New Analytical Tool for Studying Microorganisms

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Over the last twenty years, fluorescence microscopy has transformed from a subjective visual method to an objective analytical approach, digital fluorescence microscopy (DFM). The real reasons for this are innovations related to modernization of microscopes, computer processing and analysis of digital images, as well as the usage of new fluorophores and methods for their introduction into the cells of microorganisms. DFM has provided fundamentally new possibilities for the study of microorganisms, which allows obtaining unique data on the localization and dynamics of intracellular processes within the study of single cells of microorganisms at the subcellular level.

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E. Puchkov

Skryabin Institute of Biochemistry and Physiology of Microorganisms, Pushchino Center for Biological Research, RAS; Pushchino State Institute of Natural Science

Email: puchkov@ibpm.pushchino.ru
Pushchino, Russia; Pushchino, Russia

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