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22 August 2001 Parallel confocal systems for biomedical application
Rong Yang, Qingsheng He, Minxian Wu, Yingbai Yan, Guofan Jin
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Abstract
A parallel confocal method including an optical diffractive element, a Dammann grating, is presented. Dammann gratings manufactured with microfabrication technologies have the ability to generate several beams with identical intensity. An optical confocal system combining with a Dammann grating will form multi-channel confocal optical structures, so that it can achieve a planar image instantly without scanning. This parallel confocal fluorescence detection system has the merits of discarding scanning part, compact structure, real time imaging and detection and high S/N ratio, therefore it is suitable for detection of dye-labelled DNA array chips and for other biomedical applications. Structural considerations and design of a parallel confocal fluorescence setup and experimental results of detecting a dye-labeled DNA array chip are presented in this paper.
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Rong Yang, Qingsheng He, Minxian Wu, Yingbai Yan, and Guofan Jin "Parallel confocal systems for biomedical application", Proc. SPIE 4378, Chemical and Biological Sensing II, (22 August 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.438191
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KEYWORDS
Confocal microscopy

Point spread functions

Diffraction gratings

Fluorescence spectroscopy

Biomedical optics

Luminescence

Signal detection

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