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Abstract. We present an implementation of a sensorless adaptive optics loop in a widefield fluorescence microscope. This setup is designed to compensate for aberrations induced by the sample on both excitation and emission pathways. It allows fast optical sectioning inside a living Drosophila brain. We present a detailed characterization of the system performances. We prove that the gain brought to optical sectioning by realizing structured illumination microscopy with adaptive optics down to 50  μm deep inside living Drosophila brain.

Sensorless adaptive optics implementation in widefield optical sectioning microscopy insidein vivo Drosophilabrain