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Biomedical & X-ray Physics
Kjell Carlsson
Light Microscopy
Compendium compiled for course SK2500,
Physics of Biomedical Microscopy
by
Kjell Carlsson
©Applied Physics Dept., KTH, Stockholm, 2007
No part of this document may be copied and distributed without the express written
consent of the author (kjell.carlsson@biox.kth.se). Copies and printouts for personal
use by students etc. are, of course, allowed.
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Contents
Introduction 5
1. Wide-field microscopy 5
1.1 Basics of light microscopy 5
1.2 Illumination systems 9
1.3 Imaging properties (incoherent case) 12
1.4 Imaging properties (coherent case) 17
1.5 Contrast techniques 20
1.5.1 Fluorescence labeling 21
1.5.2 Phase imaging techniques 24
1.5.3. Dark-field imaging 29
1.6 Microscope photometry 29
2. Confocal microscopy 31
2.1 What is confocal microscopy? 31
2.2 Imaging properties of confocal microscopy 34
2.3 Limitations and errors in confocal microscopy 42
2.4 Illumination and filter choice in confocal microscopy 44
3. Recent microscopy techniques 48
3.1 Introduction 48
3.2 Two-photon microscopy 49
3.3 4π-microscopy 51
3.4 Stimulated emission depletion 53
3.5 Structured illumination 54
3.6 Total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy 57
3.7 Deconvolution 58
3.8 Near-field microscopy 59
Appendix I (Optical aberrations) 61
Appendix II (Illumination systems for infinity systems) 65
Appendix III (psf and MTF) 66
Appendix IV (Photometry) 69
Appendix V (Depth distortion) 71
Historical note 73
References 73
Index 74
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