The method "Intelligent Laser Speckle Classifier (ILSC)" is very effective method to discriminate between different micro-textural structures (e.g. cellular or sub-cellular components) Due to physical characteristics of a coherent laser light which can specifically interact with micro micro-textural object network in regards to its certain wavelength and individual micro object size, very specific laser speckle effect (signature) is then produce and its imagery is called "laser speckle image". By the further research and experiments at De Montford University (Leicester, UK) a method called "Intelligent Laser Speckle Classifier (ILSC)" has been developed (ref. Orun et al.,2014) which is a unified system, capable of sub-cellular level biological analysis# Due to selection of ultra short wavelength of a laser light and the textural characteristics of a biological cellular network, it is possible to identify the specific laser light diffraction (signature) of the characteristics of cellular features (e.g. size of cell/cell nucleus, etc.)