Soft X-ray microscopes and their biological applications
Abstract
In this review we propose to address the question: for the life-science researcher, what does X-ray microscopy have to offer that is not otherwise easily available? We will see that the answer depends on a combination of resolution, penetrating power, analytical sensitivity, compatibility with wet specimens, and the ease of image interpretation.
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