Abstract
Abstract
In recent years, structured illumination microscopy (SIM) has been drawing great attention for both technique development and application. However, conventional SIM, which uses a spatial light modulator (SLM) for fringe projection, often has a limited field of view. To meet the demand for high-throughput microscopic imaging in biomedicine research, a large-field super-resolution (SR) fluorescence microscopic imaging method based on laser interferometry was proposed. The method that combines a two-dimensional (2D) grating for fringe pattern projection and an SLM for selecting fringe orientation can break the limitation of fringe number limited by the digital projection devices. A spatial-domain reconstruction algorithm was developed to improve the computational speed of super-resolution imaging. Finally, an experimental platform for SIM microscopy was established. A large-field view of 1380 μm × 1035 μm under a 20×/NA0.75 objective is experimentally demonstrated, and an enhancement of 1.8-fold resolution is realized. The spatial-domain reconstruction algorithm can significantly improve the computational speed by approximately 10 times faster compared to the traditional frequency-domain algorithm.
Funder
China National Funds for Distinguished Young Scientists
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