Dry Mass and Cell Cycle Follow-Up from Quantitative Phase Imaging

comparsion of imaging studies for follow- up

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Quantitative phase imaging of nanoscale cell structure and dynamics.

Quantitative phase imaging (QPI) of live cells has received significant scientific interest over the past decade or so, mainly because it offers structure and dynamics information at the nanometer scale in a completely noninvasive manner. We present recent developments of QPI technology both for full-field and point measurements. Their applications are classified into static and dynamic accordi...

Quantitative Phase Imaging

Imaging red blood cell dynamics by quantitative phase microscopy.

Red blood cells (RBCs) play a crucial role in health and disease, and structural and mechanical abnormalities of these cells have been associated with important disorders such as Sickle cell disease and hereditary cytoskeletal abnormalities. Although several experimental methods exist for analysis of RBC mechanical properties, optical methods stand out as they enable collecting mechanical and d...

Quantitative cell imaging using single beam phase retrieval method.

Quantitative three-dimensional imaging of cells can provide important information about their morphology as well as their dynamics, which will be useful in studying their behavior under various conditions. There are several microscopic techniques to image unstained, semi-transparent specimens, by converting the phase information into intensity information. But most of the quantitative phase con...