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Hi Alby
https://www.nature.com/articles/srep02369 may be of interest for QPI in
this area.
Happy to talk more about the potential and having our first own system
installed in 2 weeks time! It is great for prolonged time-lapse and large
or multiple fields of view, but if you are after fast dynamic studies and
concentrating on a small field of view, there are other options that may be
more suitable (e.g. Tomocube, Phasics etc)
Using the Phasefocus beta-test system, we have gone on to use it for other
applications e.g. https://www.nature.com/articles/srep22032. The new
system is a step-improvement over the system we used for this.
Best
Pete
On 28 November 2017 at 18:47, MODEL, MICHAEL <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Quantitative phase (not phase contrast) is a very big field. For example,
> there is a book
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> Popescu G. Quantitative Phase Imaging of Cells and Tissues. New York:
> McGraw-
> Hill; 2011. 385 p.
>
> If you specifically need quantitative phase contrast, I only know of one
> publication:
>
> Farinas J, Kneen M, Moore M, Verkman AS. Plasma membrane water permeability
> of cultured cells and epithelia measured by light microscopy with spatial
> filtering.
> J Gen Physiol 1997;110:283-296.
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> Dear
> I am intersted in finding papers, including reviews, about the use of
> (quantitative) phase contrast for chromatin imaging.
> Can you help?
> Best
> Alby
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