Although diSPIM is a powerful imaging technique, it suffers from one serious drawback: the sample must be ‘open' to the environment, i.e. it requires the use of an imaging chamber without a top. It is therefore impossible to immobilize live specimens in the same manner that a conventional microscope does, i.e with a conventional microfluidics chip.
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