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Reconstruction of High-Resolution Fluorescence Microscopy Images Based on Axial Tomography
doi 10.1117/12.878260
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Date
March 3, 2011
Authors
Steffen Remmele
Bianca Oehm
Florian Staier
Heinz Eipel
Christoph Cremer
Jürgen Hesser
Publisher
SPIE
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