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Single Molecule Light Field Microscopy

R. R. Sims, S. Abdul Rehman, M. O. Lenz, A. Clark, E. W. Sanders, A. Ponjavic, L. Muresan, S. F. Lee, K. O'Holleran

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Abstract

We introduce single molecule light field microscopy (SMLFM), a novel 3D single molecule localization technique that is capable of up to 20 nm isotropic precision across a 6 m depth of field. SMLFM can be readily implemented by installing a refractive microlens array into the conjugate back focal plane of any widefield single molecule localization system. We demonstrate that 3D localization can be performed by post-processing 2D localization data generated by common, widely-used, algorithms. In this work we benchmark the performance of SMLFM and finally showcase its capabilities by imaging fluorescently labeled membranes of fixed eukaryotic cells below the diffraction limit.

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