Recording Of Sequential Events In A Translucent Biological Object

Abstract
Microscopes are a mainstay of biological research. Yet, in many ways we are more frustrated by their limitations than satisfied with their capabilities. These limitations become particularly acute when we wish to study dynamic biological events which are random in nature and located at unpredictable sites. Research on the capillary blood circulation is particularly limited by the small depth of field and field size associated with most high resolution optical systems.

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