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5000b microscope

Manufactured by Leica

The Leica 5000B is a high-performance microscope designed for advanced laboratory applications. It features a rugged and ergonomic design, providing a stable platform for precise observations and measurements. The microscope is equipped with a range of objective lenses and illumination options to accommodate a variety of sample types and magnification requirements.

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Picrosirius Red Staining for Collagen Visualization

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Collagen visualization on PFA fixed, paraffin embedded tissue sections was carried out by Picrosirius red staining. Briefly, sections were dewaxed with following incubation steps: 10 minutes in xylene 100%, 10 minutes in xylene:ethanol 1:1 V/V, 10 minutes in ethanol 100%, 5 minutes in ethanol:distilled H2O 1:1 V/V. Nuclei were stained in Weigert’s iron hematoxylin for (Sigma, HT1079) according to manufacturer’s instructions; sections were washed 10 minutes in running tap water and collagen was stained in Picrosirius red solution (0,5 g of Direct Red 80 (Sigma, 365548) into 500 ml of Picric Acid Solution 1,3% (Sigma, P6744) for one hour. Following collagen staining, sections were washed twice in acidified water (glacial acetic acid 1:200 V/V) and dehydrated in ethanol 100%, cleared in xylene and mounted with Eukitt Quick-hardening mounting medium (Sigma, 03989). Bright field images and collagen birefringence53 (link) images were collected with a Leica 5000B microscope under parallel and orthogonal polarized light, respectively, and quantified using ImageJ software; signal threshold was maintained equal for all images across all conditions.
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Picrosirius Red Staining for Collagen Visualization

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Collagen visualization on PFA fixed, paraffin embedded tissue sections was carried out by Picrosirius red staining. Briefly, sections were dewaxed with following incubation steps: 10 minutes in xylene 100%, 10 minutes in xylene:ethanol 1:1 V/V, 10 minutes in ethanol 100%, 5 minutes in ethanol:distilled H2O 1:1 V/V. Nuclei were stained in Weigert’s iron hematoxylin for (Sigma, HT1079) according to manufacturer’s instructions; sections were washed 10 minutes in running tap water and collagen was stained in Picrosirius red solution (0,5 g of Direct Red 80 (Sigma, 365548) into 500 ml of Picric Acid Solution 1,3% (Sigma, P6744) for one hour. Following collagen staining, sections were washed twice in acidified water (glacial acetic acid 1:200 V/V) and dehydrated in ethanol 100%, cleared in xylene and mounted with Eukitt Quick-hardening mounting medium (Sigma, 03989). Bright field images and collagen birefringence53 (link) images were collected with a Leica 5000B microscope under parallel and orthogonal polarized light, respectively, and quantified using ImageJ software; signal threshold was maintained equal for all images across all conditions.
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