Samples were imaged at 1-μm-thick Z displacements through 20× and 40× air and 60× oil objectives of a Nikon Eclipse Ti2-E microscope with a Yokogawa CSU-W1 spinning disk system coupled to an Andor DU-888 camera, and a Toptica multilaser bed. Settings remained unchanged between conditions.
Csu w1 spinning disk system
Manufactured by Oxford Instruments
The CSU-W1 spinning disk system is a laser-based confocal microscopy solution designed for live-cell imaging applications. It features a Nipkow-type spinning disk that allows for rapid, parallel image acquisition, providing high-speed confocal imaging with reduced phototoxicity to samples.
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