Cells were imaged with the Nikon N‐SIM microscopy at a setting as: pixel—0.12 μm, laser—640 nm, intensity—65%, time resolution—100 ms per frame; laser—561 nm, intensity—70%, time resolution—60 ms; the laser—405 nm, intensity—40%, time resolution—30 ms. The images were taken through the thin slice scan technology. The N‐SIM software package was used to process multiple images.
N sim microscopy
The N-SIM microscopy is a super-resolution microscopy system developed by Nikon. It utilizes structured illumination to achieve resolutions beyond the diffraction limit of light, enabling detailed imaging of cellular structures and processes. The core function of the N-SIM is to provide high-resolution, three-dimensional imaging capabilities for biological research applications.
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AID Protein Localization in CH12F3 Cells
Cells were imaged with the Nikon N‐SIM microscopy at a setting as: pixel—0.12 μm, laser—640 nm, intensity—65%, time resolution—100 ms per frame; laser—561 nm, intensity—70%, time resolution—60 ms; the laser—405 nm, intensity—40%, time resolution—30 ms. The images were taken through the thin slice scan technology. The N‐SIM software package was used to process multiple images.
3D Imaging of Labeled Cells Using N-SIM
Immunofluorescence Staining Protocol
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