Biotechnology

Optical microscopes serve as crucial tools in biological research, allowing observation and study of cellular and tissue-level structures. For instance, fluorescence microscopy enables the labeling and observation of specific molecules or cellular structures, providing vital means for cellular and molecular biology research.

Optical imaging technology plays a crucial role in medical diagnostics, such as X-ray imaging, CT scans, MRI, etc. These technologies provide high-resolution images of the internal structures of the human body, aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases.

Laser technology finds extensive use in medicine for therapeutic purposes, including laser surgery and treatment of skin conditions. Laser beams offer high precision and localization, enabling precise tissue cutting or destruction of pathological cells.

Optical sensors play significant roles in medical devices, such as blood oxygen measurement, heart rate monitoring, etc. These sensors measure physiological parameters by detecting light absorption, scattering, or reflection.

Optical imaging techniques are employed to observe the expression and distribution of biological molecules, such as cancer markers, neuronal activity, etc., facilitating early disease diagnosis and research.

Optical spectroscopy is utilized for analyzing chemical components in biological samples, such as infrared spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy, etc., which can detect drug components, biomarkers, etc.