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## [Imaging biological specimens with correlative cathodoluminescence electron microscopy](https://blog.delmic.com/sample-dev-blog/imaging-biological-specimens-with-correlative-cathodoluminescence-electron-microscopy)

Understanding of relationships between structure and function in biological specimen strongly depends on the imaging method. Achieving the proper balance between luminescence and high contrast to simultaneously study specific proteins but also to acquire ultrastructural information is one of the challenges of bioimaging.