Biological molecules are often imaged by attaching fluorescent labels — but only a few label types can be used at a time. A method that could smash the record for the number of labels that can be used together is now reported. See Letter p.465
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Camp, C., Cicerone, M. A larger palette for biological imaging. Nature 544, 423–424 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1038/544423a
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