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The aperture-defined microvolume (ADM) method: automated measurements of enzyme activity using an inverted fluorescence microscope.

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Hans J. Tanke1, A.M. Deelder1, M. H. Dresden2, J. F. Jongkind3, Johan S. Ploem1 •
Leiden University1, Baylor College of Medicine2, Erasmus University Rotterdam3
01 Jul 1985-Histochemical Journal
TL;DR: The princile of the aperture-defined microvolume (ADM) method, which is based on the relatively constant absorbance or fluorescence of a microvolume of homogeneously coloured material, is described and the equipment needed is discussed.
Abstract: The aperture-defined microvolume (ADM) method is based on the relatively constant absorbance or fluorescence of a microvolume of homogeneously coloured material, which is defined by the numerical aperture of the objective.

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