Color highlights detail in electron microscope images
Electron microscopes (EM) are useful for creating a topographical map of cellular structures and molecules, but since the images are obtained with particle beams of accelerated electrons, the results are only rendered in grayscale, and colored artificially after the fact. But researchers have now…
Science Color highlights detail in electron microscope images By Michael Irving November 09, 2016 12:30 am Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Email / Color highlights detail in electron microscope images On the left is a standard grayscale electron micrograph of a mouse brain, and on the right is a Multicolor image of the same area, that better highlights the different structures and their relationship Stephen Adams, NCMIR, UC San Diego View 1 Image 1 / 1 On the left is a standard grayscale electron micrograph of a mouse brain, and on the right is a Multicolor image of the same area, that better
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