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    UV-cured polymer enables diffraction-limited and superresolution imaging

    Jan. 20, 2021
    The BIO-133 UV-cured polymer has a refractive index of 1.33, designed to eliminate image distortion and minimize cytotoxicity and fluorescence.
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    The BIO-133 UV-cured polymer has a refractive index of 1.33, designed to eliminate image distortion and minimize cytotoxicity and fluorescence. Suited for use in fluorescence microscopy, it enables diffraction-limited and superresolution imaging, and can be cast into multiple different immobilization/microfluidic setups.

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    mypolymers.com

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