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From OpenSPIM to FlowSPIM: Enhancing the versatility of a light sheet microscope through an iterative design process
Light sheet microscopy is ideal for the 3D imaging of large biological specimens, yet systematic documentation on adapting microscope designs to diverse experimental requirements remains limited. We present the iterative process used to design and build a modular light-sheet microscope and adapt it
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