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Super-resolution imaging goes fast and deep

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Advances in image scanning microscopy move super-resolution imaging deeper into tissues with faster visualization and finer details.

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Figure 1: (a) Fluorescence detected by detector pixels not on the optical axis originate from sample areas that are similarly not on the optical axis.

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