Multiple Choice
The fluorescence imaging method in which a specimen containing one or more photoswitchable fluorophores is illuminated with pulses of light is known as:
A) Fluorescence recovery after photobleaching
B) Laser scanning confocal microscopy
C) Super-resolution microscopy
D) Light sheet microscopy
E) Fluorescence resonance energy transfer
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