Small subpopulations of cells can be removed from a slide using a form of "capture microdissection" named for these devices.
Microscopic temperature gradients are introduced by these devices, which in turn induce changes in the hydration shell of macromolecules, in a method of measuring binding affinities called microscale thermophoresis. Small subpopulations of cells can be removed from a slide using a form of "capture microdissection" named for these devices. Continuous-wave types of these devices are used to induce changes in (*) polarizability in Raman spectroscopy. These devices are often used to provide the "pump" in pump-probe spectroscopy; in those cases, these devices use chirped amplification to generate femtosecond pulses. For 10 points, name these devices that generate coherent light through stimulated emission of radiation.
Microscopic temperature gradients are introduced by these devices, which in turn induce changes in the hydration shell of macromolecules, in a method of measuring binding affinities called microscale thermophoresis.
LASER [or light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation; prompt on light]