FUNDAMENTALS OF LIGHT MICROSCOPY AND ELECTRONIC IMAGING

By A. Telser. 2002

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Patch-Based Nonlocal Functional for Denoising Fluorescence Microscopy Image Sequences (2010, methodology): “the contrast of objects using a background subtraction method in the same fashion than the signal-to-noise S/N ratio introduced in [48] for astronomical images and nowadays used in microscopy [47].”
Immunofluorescence Microscopy (2008, neutral): “For additional details, the reader is referred to several excellent publications on microscopy, including other Current Protocols units by Brian Herman (Herman, 2002) and Donald Coling and Bechara Kachar (Coling and Kachar, 1998) and a primer by Doug Murphy (2001).”
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