Selective suppression of two-photon fluorescence in laser scanning microscopy by ultrafast pulse-train excitation. 
Selective excitation of a particular fluorophore in the presence of others demands clever design of the optical field interacting with the molecules.  We describe the use of 20- to 50-GHz pulse-train excitation leading to two-photon absorption, followed by successive one-photon stimulated emission as a potential technique in the context of controlling two-photon molecular fluorescence, with applications in microscopy.