US2006251314A1PendingUtilityA1

Method and device for selectively targeting cells within a three-dimensional specimen

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Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Oct 24, 2000Filed: Jul 14, 2006Published: Nov 9, 2006
Est. expiryOct 24, 2020(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Timothy M. EisfeldManfred KollerBernhard O. Palsson
G01N 15/1468G01N 2015/1472A61N 5/062G01N 2015/1452A61N 5/1069G01N 2015/1443G01N 2015/1415A61P 43/00G01N 2015/144G01N 2015/1445G06V 20/69A61P 35/00A61N 5/067G01N 15/1433G01N 15/149
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Abstract

The invention provides an apparatus for electromagnetically affecting a particle of interest in a specimen. The apparatus includes (a) a stage capable of supporting the specimen; (b) a detector including at least one camera, wherein the detector is capable of resolving a particle of interest within the specimen; (c) a means for locating the particle of interest in three dimensions; (d) a means for focusing electromagnetic radiation to a focal volume within the specimen; and (e) a means for adjusting the relative positions of the stage and electromagnetic radiation focusing means, thereby positioning the particle of interest within the focal volume.

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1 . An apparatus for electromagnetically affecting a particle of interest in a specimen, comprising: 
 (a) a stage capable of supporting the specimen;    (b) a detector comprising at least one camera, wherein the detector is capable of resolving a particle of interest within the specimen;    (c) a means for locating the particle of interest in three dimensions;    (d) a means for focusing electromagnetic radiation to a focal volume within the specimen; and    (e) a means for adjusting the relative positions of the stage and electromagnetic radiation focusing means, thereby positioning the particle of interest within the focal volume.

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