Samples were measured using the confocal microscope previously described with a dry objective 10.0 × magnification (numerical aperture of 0.40), with images obtained at a resolution of 128 × 128 pixels, with a scan speed of 700 Hz, and with frame intervals of 97 msec during 60-120 sec. Fluo-4 excitation was performed using a 488 nm line with an Argon ion laser and fluorescence emission was collected (500-650 nm) using a Leica HyD hybrid detector. Samples were measured within 4-5 min after leaving the incubator using a heating stage set at 37°C to maintain the temperature before and during measurements.
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Samples were measured using the confocal microscope previously described with a dry objective 10.0 × magnification (numerical aperture of 0.40), with images obtained at a resolution of 128 × 128 pixels, with a scan speed of 700 Hz, and with frame intervals of 97 msec during 60-120 sec. Fluo-4 excitation was performed using a 488 nm line with an Argon ion laser and fluorescence emission was collected (500-650 nm) using a Leica HyD hybrid detector. Samples were measured within 4-5 min after leaving the incubator using a heating stage set at 37°C to maintain the temperature before and during measurements.
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