PubMed · 14808710
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The aim of this study was to precise anatomical and morphological features of the species Styrax officinalis with the help of current microscopic techniques, those features being of interest as valuable taxonomic characters. Typical hairy structures were observed on all surfaces of the aerial organs and their location, density and size were specified. Moreover, we demonstrated the occurrence of secretory glands in the leaf blades. These structures were revealed for the first time for this species.
The quality of printing plates is one of the important factors influencing the accuracy of flexographic printed copies. The essential technological parameters determining the quality of flexographic plates comprise the dot gain, resolution, and profile of the printing elements. In this work, these parameters were studied using stereoscopic microscopy. These studies enabled us to determine the effect of technological parameters of photochemical preparation of flexographic plates on their resolution, tone transfer characteristics, and the profile of printing elements. It has been found that the quality of flexographic plates depends on the time of the preliminary and the main exposure of the photopolymer plates, the time of solvent washout, and the washout brushes height.
The molecular organization inside myelin figures of various surfactants are studied by laser scanning coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) microscopy that permits three-dimension vibrational imaging. The resonant CARS signals from CH2 and H2O stretch vibrations are used to probe the surfactant and water molecules inside the myelin figures formed of C12E3, lecithin, and Aerosol OT. The polarization sensitivity of CARS is used to analyze the orientation of the CH2 groups and the H2O molecules. The CARS images suggest that the myelin figure is a concentric lamellar structure with alternating surfactant bilayers and partially ordered water layers. No sizable water core is observed in the CARS images at the lateral resolution of 0.3 microm and the axial resolution of 0.75 microm. The CARS data are verified by confocal fluorescence microscopy with FITC and DOPE-rhodamine labeling the water and bilayers, respectively. The relationship between the molecular composition and ordering inside the myelin figures and the surfactant structure has been investigated.