Life Science Research reSOLUTION

Super-resolution microscopy has provided bioscientists with many new ways of visualizing and analyzing the processes of life right down to the molecular scale. STED microscopy was the first commercial technology to show that it...

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TIRF Microscopy Turned Upside Down – Fluorescence Microscopy of the Apical Membrane of Polarized Epithelial CellsGood Vibrations – Perspectives of CARS Microscopy in Life Science ResearchWhere are Memories Stored? – Mapping Billions of Synapses with Microscopy and...

How the smallest sub-units and molecular complexes of a cell work, how it communicates with other cells via the cell membrane, how changes on molecular level are connected with pathogenesis and how neuronal networks are capable...

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CARS and Confocal – a Successful Affair. Leica TCS CARS Opens New Ways for Research

Sniffing Out the Secrets of Social Behavior – The New Understanding of Olfactory Neurosensorics

Avoid Confoundinbg , Improve Accuracy – Leica Angle Two for Precise 3D Brain...

We are only just beginning to understand the strange-looking and sometimes fearsome creatures and their ecosystems on the sea bed. We are pleased and also fascinated that our stereomicroscopes are helping research scientists in...

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One of Our Last Horizons – Deep Sea Research at Senckenberg Research Institute

A New Challenge for Fluorescence Microscopy – Stem Cell Biology in Cancer Research

The Fast Track to Superresolution. Leica TCS STED CW – Continous Wave STED

EditorialNo less fascinating than...

Leica Microsystems offers neuroscientists a broad spectrum of system solutions and products that help them make new discoveries and find answers to unsolved problems.

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New Standard in in Electrophysiology and Deep Tissue Imaging

Navigator through the Brain – Stereotaxic Atlases for Neuroscience Research

Brains and Brawn – Antibodies in Research and Diagnosis

EditorialIn this special edition of reSOLUTION, we present a number of them in...

The World Health Organisation estimates that more than one billion people suffer from disorders of the central nervous system. In Europe, disorders of the brain account for approximately one third of all diseases.

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Observing Life’s Nanostructures with STED

New Standard in Electrophysiology and Deep Tissue Imaging

From Gene to Cell – from Cell to Embryo

EditorialTo concentrate on the progress in these fields, ERA-Net NEU RON started funding almost 10 million Euro to twelve European...