ArticleNature communications2022
Super-resolution microscopy enabled by high-efficiency surface-migration emission depletion.
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Abstract
Nonlinear depletion of fluorescence states by stimulated emission constitutes the basis of stimulated emission depletion (STED) microscopy. Despite significant efforts over the past decade, achieving super-resolution at low saturation intensities by STED remains a major technical challenge. By harnessing the surface quenching effect in NaGdF
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