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Flo­ri­an Schü­der: De­ve­lop­ment and ap­p­li­ca­ti­on of smart DNA pro­bes for mul­ti­ple­xed su­per-re­so­lu­ti­on mi­cro­sco­py

30.06.2022
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Thurs­day, June 30, 2022
at 3:00 p.m. (15:00 Uhr)

Florian Schüder (Yale Uni­ver­si­ty, USA)

will give a di­gi­tal se­mi­nar with the tit­le:

"Development and application of smart DNA probes for multiplexed super-resolution microscopy"

You are wel­co­me to join.

 
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Development and application of smart DNA probes for multiplexed super-resolution microscopy

Fluo­re­scence mi­cro­sco­py, an im­portant and wi­de­ly used tool in bio­lo­gi­cal re­se­arch, has wit­nessed a true re­nais­sance sin­ce the in­ven­ti­on of me­thods cir­cum­ven­ting the so-cal­led dif­frac­tion li­mit, na­me­ly su­per-re­so­lu­ti­on tech­ni­ques. In 2014 the No­bel Pri­ze in Che­mis­try was awar­ded for this bre­akth­rough. In re­so­nan­ce with the­se ex­cit­ing ad­van­ce­ments, my PhD and post­doc­to­ral work com­bi­nes ad­van­ced high-re­so­lu­ti­on mi­cro­sco­py with no­vel ap­proa­ches from the field of DNA Na­no­tech­no­lo­gy to push the li­mits of light mi­cro­sco­py and ap­p­ly it to cell-bio­lo­gi­cal and mi­cro­bio­lo­gi­cal re­se­arch. In this pre­sen­ta­ti­on, I will de­scri­be cur­rent ad­van­ces of DNA-ba­sed su­per-re­so­lu­ti­on mi­cro­sco­py re­gar­ding spec­tral­ly un­li­mi­ted mul­ti­plex­ing, no­vel im­mu­no-la­be­ling stra­te­gies, pro­xi­mi­ty de­tec­tion, spa­ti­al ima­ging ran­ge (from clo­se to the co­ver­slip to who­le eu­ka­ryo­tic cells and po­ten­ti­al­ly tis­su­es), and image ac­qui­si­ti­on speed.

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