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Holographic imaging of pathogenic bacterial colonies using lens-free microscopy
Bacterial colonies on thin-layer cultures with agarose pads and BHI medium were imaged using a lens-free microscope. Each image produces holographic patterns directly related to the morphotypical properties of each colony, as can be seen in this 107x107 μm close-up of an Enterococcus faecium hologram. Paquin et al. (2022)
Image Credit: Paquin et al.
Citation: (2022) PLOS Digital Health Issue Image | Vol. 1(10) November 2022. PLOS Digit Health 1(10): ev01.i10. https://doi.org/10.1371/image.pdig.v01.i10
Published: November 17, 2022
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Bacterial colonies on thin-layer cultures with agarose pads and BHI medium were imaged using a lens-free microscope. Each image produces holographic patterns directly related to the morphotypical properties of each colony, as can be seen in this 107x107 μm close-up of an Enterococcus faecium hologram. Paquin et al. (2022)
Image Credit: Paquin et al.