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Subject: beam hub тема: флуоресцентная микроскопия
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link 15.12.2005 17:23 |
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Как это грамотно перевести, не знаю, но вот вам описание, которое, ВОЗМОЖНО, имеет отношение именно к вашему тексту: TILL Photonics: Implementation and combination of imaging techniques in a single microscope platform One of the problems of modern research is the integration and combination of different applications and approaches. Here we would like to present a solution for this challenge concerning microscope based methods. Modern microscopic techniques require a plurality of beam in- and outputs in order to accommodate several light sources and several detector means. The iMIC addresses this requirement by the use of “beam-hub elements”, which can be arranged in a stack extending along the microscope’s central optical axis. Each of these hubs can carry a multitude of beam-ports, whereby each port may be used as input, output or in- and output simultaneously. Ports are addressed with the help of selected beam multiplexer elements, which can be brought into the beam path. Thus, one can compose microscopes comprising a mix of an almost unlimited number of input- and output-ports and hence can address a wide variety of different microscopic techniques like Ca2+ imaging, FRET, TIRF, FLIM, FRAP, 3-D laser-scanning in single and multiphoton mode, laser-micro dissection etc. In our presentation we will demonstrate how these requirements can be met and how complex measurement protocols, involving a number of different techniques, can be executed and automated using one single microscope platform: iMIC. Учитывая то, что на весь гугол есть только 142 ссылки на сочетание "beam hub", его никоим образом нельзя назвать распространенным, принятым и устоявшимся. Очень даже может быть, что у него есть совсем другое, более обычное название... |
| Если использовать контекст, любезно предоставленный Доброжевателем, то получается концентратор (оптических) пучков |
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link 4.04.2006 12:03 |
| Расшифровывается это так: total internal reflection fluorescence (TIRF) microscopy |
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