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This analysis reveals super-resolution microscopy enables high-throughput screening for cellular function, suggesting significant advancements in biological research.
We introduce super-resolution panoramic integration (SPI), an on-the-fly microscopy technique enabling instantaneous generation of subdiffractional images concurrently with scalable, high-throughput screening. SPI leverages multifocal optical rescaling, high-content sweeping, and synchronized line-scan readout while preserving minimal post-processing and compatibility with epi-fluorescence settings. We demonstrate SPI for various subcellular and populational morphology, function, and heterogeneity. This versatile platform offers a practical pathway toward biological insights beyond traditional optical and computational constraints. Yoon et al present super-resolution panoramic integration, a microscopy method that instantly captures super-resolution images with high throughput, enabling detailed biological study of cells beyond traditional optical limits
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