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Confocal Microscopy Resource Page
Principles of Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopy
LSM510META laser scanning confocal microscope - Zeiss brochure

High-resolution nonlinear microscopy: A review of sources and methods
Illustration of use of multi-photon microscopy to image more deeply in tissues
Imaging GFP in tissues with autofluorescence - use of Multitracking
Use of advanced features of the LSM510 to analyze cellular structure at high resolution
What's inside the confocal META scan-head ?
Detection of formation of protein complexes using fluorescence correlation spectroscopy (FCS)
Use of the LSM510 META to analyze colocalization of labeled structures
Analysis of protein complex assembly with FRAP and FCS
Description of the Zeiss LSM family of confocal microscopes and their application
One page primer on how a confocal microscope works and how to capture an image
Catalog of information on different types of objectives and their applications
Use of the LSM510META to perform spectral separation
Three-dimensional analysis of the cell
Tutorial on how fluorescence works
Browse additional information at the Zeiss confocal microscope website
Database of spectral properties of fluorophores
Alison North's excellent JCB article - Seeing is believing ? a beginners' guide to practical pitfalls in image acquisition.