Real-time live-cell super-resolution imaging with SRRF-Stream

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Introduction
SRRF-Stream is a technique used for real-time live-cell super-resolution imaging on conventional widefield microscopes with LED illumination. This document presents data acquired using SRRF-Stream, showcasing its application in various imaging modalities.

Specifications and Techniques
The document highlights the use of SRRF-Stream in combination with different microscopy modalities, including multi-colour imaging, time-lapse imaging, and z-stacks. These techniques are applied to both fixed and live samples, demonstrating the versatility of SRRF-Stream in enhancing imaging capabilities.

Applications and Results
SRRF-Stream allows for improved resolution in live-cell imaging, providing detailed insights into cellular processes. The combination with multi-colour and time-lapse imaging enables comprehensive analysis of dynamic biological events.

Conclusion
SRRF-Stream enhances the functionality of conventional widefield microscopes, offering a cost-effective solution for super-resolution imaging. Its compatibility with various imaging modalities makes it a valuable tool for researchers in the field of cell biology.

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