Smooth muscle cells in the arteries from veins and capillaries of cleared mouse brain reported by NG2BacDsRed.
Sample courtesy of Dr. Woo-Ping Ge, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. Cleared with PEGASOS, imaged on Cleared Tissue LightSheet (CTLS), and rendered with Aivia.
HeLa cells transfected with GFP-Lifeact (488nm) to visualize actin dynamics and stained with DiL (561nm red)(Thermo) to visualize membrane dynamics.
Courtesy of James Springfield, Institute for Molecular Bioscience (IMB) at the University of Queensland.
Microglia
Courtesy of Dr. S. Okabe & Dr. S. Tanaka, Department of Cellular Neurobiology, University of Tokyo.
Cell Division
Captured using 3i Marianas and CSU-W1 SoRa.
Two- and three-photon microscopy of the corpus callosum in a 6-week old transgenic mouse which specifically labels oligodendrocytes (Mobp-EGFP).
Courtesy of Drs. Ethan Hughes, Emily Gibson, and Diego Restrepo at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
Neutrophils and platelets in the inflamed cremasteric venules of a WT mouse, 3h after local injection of TNFa. Cells are labeled by injection of low amounts of antibodies anti-Ly6G conjugated to DyLight649, anti-CD41 conjugated to PE and anti-CD62P conjugated to FITC. The movie shows the dynamic capture and release of platelets (red) by a crawling neutrophil (white), some of which are activated as indicated by the expression of CD62P (green).
Courtesy of Dr. Vinatha Sreeramkumar & Dr. Andrés Hidalgo (Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Cardiovasculares).
Spinning disk confocal with single- or dual- camera options and up to 6-position filter wheel for very high-speed 3D imaging (up to 10,000rpm/2,000fps).
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CSU-W1 SoRa (Super-Resolution via Optical Re-Assignment) enables easy-to-use super-resolution imaging that “just works”.
Computer-generated holography system for photomanipulation via shapes, hand-drawn regions, and diffraction-limited spots in multiple 3D locations.
Diffraction limited high speed X,Y scanner for line and ROI interest scanning. Enables rapid direction of all photomanipulation including laser injury, uncaging, activation and bleaching.
Attenuatable 355nm or 532nm pulse laser (>60µJ pulses at 200Hz) capable of inflicting localized damage to a diffraction-limited spot in intracellular structures for precise laser ablation and laser wounding.
Modular laser light source with up to six (6) customizable solid state diode lasers and four (4) fiber optic outputs with sub-millisecond switching and on/off times.
Optical path selector with rapid 1ms selection of up to three (3) optical output (or input) paths for one input (or output) path.
SlideBook digital microscopy software advances research microscopy through the entire experimental process. By managing everything from instrument control to image processing and data analysis, SlideBook allows scientists to focus on investigation rather than instrumentation.
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