Super-resolution photoacoustic microscopy finds clogged blood vessels

Monday, December 16, 2019 - 11:20 in Biology & Nature

200 years ago, a doctor from France used a stethoscope for the first time. Countless efforts to observe the human body have been made since then. Up to now, the best tool that provides anatomical, functional, and molecular information about humans and animals is the photoacoustic microscope. Super-resolution localization photoacoustic microscopy, which is 500 times faster than conventional photoacoustic microscopy, has been developed by a research team from POSTECH in Korea.

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