Definition of epifluorescence in English:

epifluorescence

noun ˌɛpɪflɔːˈrɛs(ə)nsˌɛpɪflʊəˈrɛs(ə)nsˌepəflo͝oˈresəns

mass nounOptics

The fluorescence of an object in an optical microscope when irradiated from the viewing side.
〔光学〕（光学显微镜中所见物体发出的）辐射荧光
Example sentencesExamples
- The background noise is thus small compared to the background signal, which presumably comes predominantly from stray light in the incident epifluorescence portion of the microscope.
- Using traditional epifluorescence microscopy, the fluorescence intensity profile can be measured at a particular distance downstream.
- For quantification and microphotography, dye filling was evaluated using a Zeiss Standard microscope equipped with epifluorescence.
- The structural dynamics of pulmonary surfactant was studied by epifluorescence light microscopy at the air-water interface of a bubble as a model close to nature for an alveolus.
- Animals were allowed to age and were photographed using both Nomarski optics and epifluorescence.

Definition of epifluorescence in US English:

epifluorescence

nounˌepəflo͝oˈresəns

Optics

The fluorescence of an object in an optical microscope when irradiated from the viewing side.
〔光学〕（光学显微镜中所见物体发出的）辐射荧光
Example sentencesExamples
- The background noise is thus small compared to the background signal, which presumably comes predominantly from stray light in the incident epifluorescence portion of the microscope.
- The structural dynamics of pulmonary surfactant was studied by epifluorescence light microscopy at the air-water interface of a bubble as a model close to nature for an alveolus.
- For quantification and microphotography, dye filling was evaluated using a Zeiss Standard microscope equipped with epifluorescence.
- Using traditional epifluorescence microscopy, the fluorescence intensity profile can be measured at a particular distance downstream.
- Animals were allowed to age and were photographed using both Nomarski optics and epifluorescence.

词汇	epifluorescence
释义	Definition of epifluorescence in English: epifluorescence noun ˌɛpɪflɔːˈrɛs(ə)nsˌɛpɪflʊəˈrɛs(ə)nsˌepəflo͝oˈresəns mass nounOptics The fluorescence of an object in an optical microscope when irradiated from the viewing side. 〔光学〕（光学显微镜中所见物体发出的）辐射荧光 Example sentencesExamples The background noise is thus small compared to the background signal, which presumably comes predominantly from stray light in the incident epifluorescence portion of the microscope. Using traditional epifluorescence microscopy, the fluorescence intensity profile can be measured at a particular distance downstream. For quantification and microphotography, dye filling was evaluated using a Zeiss Standard microscope equipped with epifluorescence. The structural dynamics of pulmonary surfactant was studied by epifluorescence light microscopy at the air-water interface of a bubble as a model close to nature for an alveolus. Animals were allowed to age and were photographed using both Nomarski optics and epifluorescence. Definition of epifluorescence in US English: epifluorescence nounˌepəflo͝oˈresəns Optics The fluorescence of an object in an optical microscope when irradiated from the viewing side. 〔光学〕（光学显微镜中所见物体发出的）辐射荧光 Example sentencesExamples The background noise is thus small compared to the background signal, which presumably comes predominantly from stray light in the incident epifluorescence portion of the microscope. The structural dynamics of pulmonary surfactant was studied by epifluorescence light microscopy at the air-water interface of a bubble as a model close to nature for an alveolus. For quantification and microphotography, dye filling was evaluated using a Zeiss Standard microscope equipped with epifluorescence. Using traditional epifluorescence microscopy, the fluorescence intensity profile can be measured at a particular distance downstream. Animals were allowed to age and were photographed using both Nomarski optics and epifluorescence.
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