biofilm

From: aorloff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 14 Nov 2006 11:21:13 -0800

Hi all,

Does anyone have information to share about what sorts of microscopes
work or do not work for imaging a approx. 40 um thick fairly dense
bacterial biofilm. We have looked at a deltavision deconvolution
microscope and will also look at a leica confocal.... and there are
probably other confocal microscopes we should look into as well...

Sucess or failure stories with what microscope would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Amber

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