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One-scan fluorescence emission difference nanoscopy developed with excitation orthogonalized upconversion nanoparticles.
Nanoscale 2018 December 8
We experimentally realized one-scan fluorescence emission difference nanoscopy (FED) by simultaneously imaging two different color emissions of NaYF4 :Er3+ @NaYF4 @NaYF4 :Yb3+ /Tm3+ upconversion nanoparticles. Under the irradiation of two synchronized laser beams, a solid 940 nm beam and a hollow 808 nm beam, green emission of Er3+ and blue emission of Tm3+ can be orthogonally generated and collected. After simple subtraction, a resulting super-resolution image featuring 54 nm resolution was obtained. This strategy of excitation orthogonality would greatly improve the imaging speed and the applicability of FED nanoscopy.
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