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Compact diode laser source for multiphoton biological imaging

Niederriter et al., 2016

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16266956046585157634
Author
Niederriter R
Ozbay B
Futia G
Gibson E
Gopinath J
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Biomedical Optics Express

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We demonstrate a compact, pulsed diode laser source suitable for multiphoton microscopy of biological samples. The center wavelength is 976 nm, near the peak of the two-photon cross section of common fluorescent markers such as genetically encoded green and yellow …
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