Fig. 2
From: Brillouin microscopy monitors rapid responses in subcellular compartments
Time-resolved Brillouin frequency shift measurements of (a) All three target regions exposed to 20 kV/cm nsPEF, followed by (b) cytoplasm (c) nucleoplasm (inside the nuclear envelope) and (d) nucleolus, with each exposed to 10, 15 and 20 kV/cm. Values are displayed as a percentage of the starting value, as determined by a baseline average of the first 20 points in each series. e Bar chart depicting the average percent change by region and field intensity