Additional method references as well as biological research studies using
  deconvolution:
 
  Carrington, W., Fogarty, K.E., Lifschitz, L., and Fay, F.S. 1989.
  Three-dimensional imaging on confocal and widefield microscopes.
  Confocal Microscopy Handbook, J. Pawley, ed., IMR Press, Madison, p.
  151-161.
 
  Brakenhoff, G.J., HTM van der Voort, J.L. Oud, and A. Mans. 1990.
  Potentials and limitations of confocal microscopy for the study of
  3-dimensional biological structures.  Optical Microscopy for Biology,
  Brian Herman and Ken Jacobson, eds., Wiley-Liss, Inc., New York. p.
  19-28.
 
  Carrington, W., R.M. Lynch, E.D.W. Moore, G. Isenberg, K.E. Fogarty, and
  F.S. Fay, 1995.  Superresolution three-dimensional images of fluorescence
  in cells with minimal light exposure.  Science 268:  1483-1487.
 
  Carter, K.C., D. Bowman, W. Carrington, K. Fogarty, J.A. McNeil, F.S.
  Fay, and J.B. Lawrence, 1993.  A three-dimensional view of precursor
  messenger RNA metabolism within the mammalian nucleus.  Science 259:
  1330-1335.
 
  Loew, L.M., R.A. Tuft, W. Carrington, and F.S. Fay.  1993.  Imaging in
  five dimensions:  time dependent membrane potentials in individual
  mitochondria.  Biophys. J. 65:  2396-2407.
 
  Additional references are available on request.
 
  Dave Hitrys
  Scanalytics