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Scattering-force-driven light-sheet fluorescence microscopy for scan-free three-dimensional imaging
Optical manipulation offers a powerful non-contact approach to precise positioning, directional transport and three-dimensional (3D) imaging of microscale objects. However, positional fluctuations during optical confinement introduce spatial sampling errors that compromise imaging quality and acquis
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