fluorescence

The fluorescence made it easy to observe cells as they formed patterns.

In case of techniques like fluorescence microscopy they deal with specific light sources on a black background.

The intensity of this laser-induced fluorescence changes depending on the external magnetic field.

The resulting images showed details about carbon content in the cells that had not been seen through other methods, such as electron microscopy and fluorescence microscopy.

When she examined the results 48 hours later under a fluorescence microscope, Yao found that only a small percentage of the cells that had not received the electrical pulses glowed green.