Cell Reports · 2020 · 104 citations · 72 references
EngineeringBioengineeringBiomedical EngineeringBiomedical ImagingBiomedical OpticsBiophotonicsCellular ImagingLight MicroscopyOptical ImagingHigh-resolution ImagingLight-sheet MicroscopyMicroscope AlignmentMulticolor ImagingOptical Clearing Of TissueOptical SectioningPhase ModulationTissue Imaging
) via tissue expansion. The microscope uses tiling light sheets to achieve higher spatial resolution and better optical sectioning ability than conventional light sheet microscopes. The illumination light is phase modulated to adjust the position and intensity profile of the light sheet based on the desired spatial resolution and imaging speed and to keep the microscope aligned. The ability of the microscope to align via phase modulation alone also ensures its accuracy for multicolor 3D imaging and makes the microscope reliable and easy to operate. Here we describe the working principle and design of the microscope. We demonstrate its utility by imaging various cleared tissues.
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