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High-precision pinpointing of luminescent targets in encoder-assisted scanning microscopy allowing high-speed quantitative analysis

Zheng et al., 2016

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5231133899543993521
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Zheng X
Lu Y
Zhao J
Zhang Y
Ren W
Liu D
Lu J
Piper J
Leif R
Liu X
Jin D
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Analytical chemistry

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Compared with routine microscopy imaging of a few analytes at a time, rapid scanning through the whole sample area of a microscope slide to locate every single target object offers many advantages in terms of simplicity, speed, throughput, and potential for robust …
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