Optical performance of commercial liquid lens assemblies in microgravity

Kacker, Shreeyam; Cahoy, Kerri L.

doi:10.1117/1.oe.62.11.113106

Opt. Eng.

2023

DOI: 10.1117/1.oe.62.11.113106

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Optical performance of commercial liquid lens assemblies in microgravity

Shreeyam Kacker,

Kerri L. Cahoy

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Laser axial scanning microdissection for high-efficiency dissection from uneven biological samples

Yang,

Ji,

Luo

et al. 2024

Biomed. Opt. Express

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Fast and efficient separation of target samples is crucial for the application of laser-assisted microdissection in the molecular biology research field. Herein, we developed a laser axial scanning microdissection (LASM) system with an 8.6 times extended depth of focus by using an electrically tunable lens. We showed that the ablation quality of silicon wafers at different depths became homogenous after using our system. More importantly, for those uneven biological tissue sections within a height difference of no more than 19.2 µm, we have demonstrated that the targets with a size of microns at arbitrary positions can be dissected efficiently without additional focusing and dissection operations. Besides, dissection experiments on various biological samples with different embedding methods, which were widely adopted in biological experiments, also have shown the feasibility of our system.

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Laser axial scanning microdissection for high-efficiency dissection from uneven biological samples

Yang,

Ji,

Luo

et al. 2024

Biomed. Opt. Express

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Optical performance of commercial liquid lens assemblies in microgravity

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Laser axial scanning microdissection for high-efficiency dissection from uneven biological samples

Laser axial scanning microdissection for high-efficiency dissection from uneven biological samples

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