CA_6 MmD

What is the primary purpose of cell imaging?

• To visualize and analyze cellular processes

• To store biological samples

• To create 3D models of cells

• To measure cell size

Which microscopy technique uses a beam of electrons?

• Fluorescence Microscopy

• Light Microscopy

• Electron Microscopy

• Confocal Microscopy

What does live-cell imaging allow researchers to observe?

• The chemical composition of cells

• Static images of cells

• Cellular processes as they occur

• Only cell division

What is a key feature of fluorescence microscopy?

• It provides atomic-scale resolution

• It captures images in 3D

• It utilizes fluorescent probes

• It uses visible light only

What is high-content screening (HCS) primarily used for?

• To analyze genetic sequences

• To capture images of cells in a high-throughput manner

• To visualize cellular structures

• To store biological samples

Which microscopy technique is known for providing high-resolution images of thick biological samples?

• Electron Microscopy

• Light Microscopy

• Confocal Microscopy

• Scanning Probe Microscopy

What is one of the challenges in cell imaging?

• High cost of equipment

• Artifacts from sample preparation

• Inability to visualize cells

• Lack of available techniques

What does image analysis in cell imaging help quantify?

• Cellular age

• Cell morphology and protein expression levels

• Cellular temperature

• Chemical composition of cells

Which microscopy technique allows for the visualization of individual atoms?

• Fluorescence Microscopy

• Scanning Probe Microscopy

• Confocal Microscopy

• Light Microscopy

What is the role of biobanks in biomedical research?

• To visualize cellular processes

• To develop new imaging techniques

• To analyze cellular interactions

• To store biological samples for future research