2004 Publications

49. Boas, Gary. "Tying GFP fluorescence to its structure." Biophotonics International Dec 2004: 26.

48. Boas, Gary. "Multicolor cell line aids study of cell division."Biophotonics International Dec 2004: 29-30.

47. Boas, Gary. "Coherent x-rays propel refraction-based radiology."Biophotonics International Dec 2004: 48-49.

46. Boas, Gary. "Scanning system offers high-throughput bioanalysis."Biophotonics International Dec 2004: 50+.

45. Boas, Gary. "Controlled switching of GFP mutant."Biophotonics International Dec 2004: 54-55.

44. Boas, Gary. "Calibration enables quantitative measure in total internal reflection microscopy."Biophotonics International Dec 2004: 59-60.

43. Boas, Gary. "Feet hurt? Handheld laser scanner helps explain why." Biophotonics International Nov 2004: 16-17.

42. Boas, Gary. "In vivo microscopy technique exposes brain's extracellular space." Biophotonics International Nov 2004: 50-51.

41. Boas, Gary. "Near-IR fluorescence imaging identifies arthritis in mice." Biophotonics International Nov 2004: 51-52.

40. Boas, Gary. "New Maldi-MS technique improves speed and spatial resolution." Biophotonics International Nov 2004: 54-56.

39. Boas, Gary. "Imaging aids investigation of arm injuries in young baseball pitchers." Biophotonics International Oct 2004: 16-17.

38. Boas, Gary. "Piezoelectric cantilevers improve atomic force microscopy." Biophotonics International Oct 2004: 53-56.

37. Boas, Gary. "Technique achieves subnanometer resolution along the Z-axis." Biophotonics International Oct 2004: 58-60.

36. Boas, Gary. "Markerless laser registration helps improve surgical accuracy." Biophotonics International Sep 2004: 22.

35. Boas, Gary. "Three-color FRET at the single-molecule level."Biophotonics International Sep 2004: 24+.

34. Boas, Gary. "Multimodal approach used to probe mechanisms of adenovirus infection." Biophotonics International Sep 2004: 28+.

33. Boas, Gary. "FRET and flow cytometry monitor water treatment." Biophotonics International Sep 2004: 53-54.

32. Boas, Gary. "Gold incorporated into viruses offers spectroscopic enhancement." Biophotonics International Sep 2004: 56-59.

31. Boas, Gary. "Combined techniques aid study of proton-driven ATP synthesis."Biophotonics International Sep 2004: 59-61.

30. Boas, Gary. "Stereoscopic imaging and augmented reality advance computer-aided surgery." Biophotonics International Aug 2004: 17-18+.

29. Boas, Gary. "Laser diffraction helps to improve characterization of nasal drug delivery devices." Biophotonics International Aug 2004: 21-22.

28. Boas, Gary. "Alternating-laser excitation probes structures and interactions."Biophotonics International Aug 2004: 57-60.

27. Boas, Gary. "One- and two-photon excitation show efficacy of voltage sensitive dyes." Biophotonics International Aug 2004: 60-61.

26. Boas, Gary. "Software bolsters analysis of multidimensional data." Biophotonics International Jul 2004: 16-17.

25. Boas, Gary. "Optical microscopy verifies technique." Biophotonics International Jul 2004: 54-55.

24. Boas, Gary. "Hangin' With The Francis Kim Band." Jun 2004. skopemagazine.com.

23. Boas, Gary. "Cuvette-free spectrophotometer measures very small samples."Biophotonics International Jun 2004: 16-17.

22. Boas, Gary. "Piezo technique improves survival rates in nuclear transfer."Biophotonics International Jun 2004: 17-18.

21. Boas, Gary. "Force microscopy images interactions of optically trapped particles."Biophotonics International Jun 2004: 22-23.

20. Boas, Gary. "Low-cost frequency-domain fluorescence lifetime microscopy." Biophotonics International Jun 2004: 55-57.

19. Boas, Gary. "Dark-field illumination sheds light on chemotaxis."Biophotonics International Jun 2004: 60-61.

18. Boas, Gary. "Laser-induced fluorescence checks soil cleanup."Biophotonics International May 2004: 16-17.

17. Boas, Gary. "Fluorescence detection helps advance analytical ultracentrifugation."Biophotonics International May 2004: 17-18.

16. Boas, Gary. "Optical trap joins Raman microscopy to identify single spores."Biophotonics International Apr 2004: 18-19.

15. Boas, Gary. "Technique improves fluorescent signal quantification."Biophotonics International Apr 2004: 30-32.

14. Boas, Gary. "OCT images blood flow with complex geometries."Biophotonics International Apr 2004: 32.

13. Boas, Gary. "The Sun Always Shines on TV." Skope Magazine Apr 2004: 10.

12. Boas, Gary. "Plug In to 3 Prong Outlet." Apr 2004. skopemagazine.com.

11. Boas, Gary. "Holey optical fibers may enable miniaturized endoscopes."Biophotonics International Mar 2004: 17-18.

10. Boas, Gary. "Imaging Advances Improve Neurosurgery."Biophotonics International Mar 2004: 38-41.

9. Boas, Gary. "Fluorescence advances the treatment of neurological disease." Biophotonics International Mar 2004: 57-58.

8. Boas, Gary. "Miniature endoscope images colon cancer in mice."Biophotonics International Feb 2004: 54-55.

7. Boas, Gary. "Optical trapping and Raman microscopy combined to detect single liposomes." Biophotonics International Feb 2004: 59-60.

6. Boas, Gary. "Technique provides benefits for detecting DNA hybridization."Biophotonics International Feb 2004: 60-61.

5. Boas, Gary. "Single-fiber probe simplifies 3-D optical trapping."Biophotonics International Jan 2004: 20+.

4. Boas, Gary "Salmon carry bioluminescent marine bacteria upstream." Biophotonics International Jan 2004: 25.

3. Boas, Gary. "Immersion liquids increase optical penetration of brain tissue."Biophotonics International Jan 2004: 61-63.

2. Boas, Gary. "Colloidal particles improve surface-enhanced Raman scattering."Biophotonics International Jan 2004: 65-67.

1. Boas, Gary. "Noninvasive Imaging of the Brain." Optics & Photonics News Jan 2004: 52-55.