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Fluorescence imaging on the nanoscale : bioimaging using near-field scanning optical microscopy

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Fig. 1. Basic principle of near-field illumination. Light passes through an aperture,  a, with dimensions that are smaller than the wavelength () of the incident light
Fig.  3. Schematic of  a  near  field  fluorescence  microscope  based  on  an  inverted
Fig. 4. A scanning electron microscopy image of an aluminum-coated probe with an  aperture (~ 90 nm in diameter) produced by focused ion beam milling (left)
Fig.  5. NSOM  imaging  of   2 AR  in  fixed  murine  neonatal  cardiac  myocytes  and  H9C2  cells
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