To analyze the dynamic of EB3, 50 stream acquisitions were obtained at 63X with 500 ms of intervals using Z1-AxioObserver (Zeiss). The movement and speed of each comet was further analyzed as described before (Sbalzarini and Koumoutsakos, 2005 (link)).
Z1 axioobserver
The Z1 AxioObserver is a high-performance inverted microscope designed for a variety of applications. It features a sturdy stand, motorized components, and advanced optics for precise imaging and analysis. The core function of the Z1 AxioObserver is to provide a stable and reliable platform for various microscopy techniques, including live-cell imaging, high-resolution imaging, and quantitative analysis.
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Visualizing Myonuclei and EB3 Dynamics
To analyze the dynamic of EB3, 50 stream acquisitions were obtained at 63X with 500 ms of intervals using Z1-AxioObserver (Zeiss). The movement and speed of each comet was further analyzed as described before (Sbalzarini and Koumoutsakos, 2005 (link)).
Multi-modal Imaging of Neural Tissues
Quantifying AAV2-HBKO Striatal Tropism
Live cell TIRF and epifluorescence imaging
Quantifying Cellular Motility via Differential Imaging
Immunofluorescent Staining of KSHV Proteins
Quantifying Chlamydial Infectious Progeny
Quantifying Cellular Motility via Differential Imaging
Visualization of BirA-tagged Fusion Proteins
Quantifying Mitochondrial Content in L6 Cells
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