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Single-molecule localization microscopy goes 3D

31 May 2019 Isabelle Dumé
Reconstructed 3D sSMLM
Reconstructed 3D sSMLM with pseudocolours corresponding to the z-axis positions of individual molecules. (Credit: Department of Mechanical Engineering, Northwestern University)
A new platform to image single molecules in 3D could allow researchers to investigate complex biomol

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