Difference between revisions of "DIY Fluorescence Microscope"

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==Available Code==
 
==Available Code==

Revision as of 08:10, 4 September 2018

Before the observation of fluorescent process was not possible in the hacker space. It was thus decided that transforming one of the microscope into a fluorescent microscope would be cool.

Background and Procedure

Results

Fluorescence is visible through the Raspberry Pi Camera. An idea then is to implement a code to overlay the picture of the cell and the fluorescent picture. The goal of this overlay would be to confirm that the fluorescence comes from the nucleus.

Available Code