Which effect diminishes structured illumination microscopy resolution when imaging thick specimens?

💡 Explanation

Structured illumination relies on high coherence to generate interference patterns; scattering introduces path length variations because it exceeds the coherence length, therefore fringes blur, rather than refractive mismatches alone, reducing resolution; cross-section/chromaticity are secondary.

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