Incident light wave resonates with the Xfold nanostructured glass slide which forms a standing surface wave.
The intensity of the standing surface wave is more than 100fold compared to the incident light wave.
This enables significantly enhanced absorption and emission of light, by the fluorophore used in imaging.
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Xfold Imaging Oy
C/O Taplow Finland Oy
Mannerheimintie 113
00280 Helsinki
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