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What is confocal microscopy?
A type of fluorescence microscopy that uses antibodies labelled with fluorescent tags for clear, detailed imaging of cell ultrastructure.
What is special about the antibodies in confocal microscopy?
They are specific for their targets, allowing visualization of precise proteins and structures inside cells.
What can confocal microscopy generate?
3D images of cells using tagged fluorescent markers.
Example of confocal microscopy in biology?
E. coli tagged with BODIPY-labelled antibodies or C. elegans embryos imaged in red (membrane), green (microtubules), and blue (chromosomes).