Single-shot Volumetric Chemical Imaging by Mid- Infrared Photothermal Fourier Light Field Microscopy
zhang, y.; Jia, D.; Yang, Q.; Xue, Y.; Tan, Y.; Guo, Z.; Zhang, M.; Tian, L.; Cheng, J.-X.
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Three-dimensional molecular imaging of living organisms and cells plays a significant role in modern biology. Yet, current volumetric imaging modalities are largely fluorescence-based and thus lack chemical content information. Mid-infrared photothermal microscopy as a new chemical imaging technology provides infrared spectroscopic information at sub-micrometer spatial resolution. Here, by harnessing thermosensitive fluorescent dyes to sense the mid-infrared photothermal effect, we demonstrate mid-infrared photothermal Fourier light field (MIP-FLF) microscopy for single-shot volumetric infrared spectroscopic imaging at the speed of 8 volumes per second and sub-micron spatial resolution. Protein contents in bacteria and lipid droplets in living pancreatic cancer cells are visualized. Altered lipid metabolism in drug-resistant pancreatic cancer cells is observed with the MIP-FLF microscope.
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