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Fluorescence from different emitters (labeled biomolecules) with distinct absorption wavelengths is encoded by uniquely modulating each excitation beam. Detection by an ultrasensitive, albeit color-blind photomultiplier and subsequent Fourier analysis reveals the origin of each signal.
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