This paper studies live zebrafish embryos as examples in discussing penetration, cell viability, and non-invasiveness issues of harmonic generation microscopy. No optical damage can be observed during the whole proliferation process even with 100-mW incident average power on the embryo after long-term (>12 hrs) observations.
Non-invasiveness, high cell viability, and high penetration of multi-harmonic generation microscopy
2003-01-01
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