A1r laser scanning confocal microscope
The A1R Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope is a high-performance imaging system designed for fluorescence microscopy applications. It utilizes a laser-based scanning mechanism to capture high-resolution, optical sectioning images of samples. The A1R provides precise control over the excitation light and collection of emitted fluorescence, enabling the visualization of fine details within complex biological specimens.
3 protocols using a1r laser scanning confocal microscope
Confocal Imaging of HLB Puncta
Confocal Imaging of HLB Puncta
Quantifying Cytosolic and Nuclear RNA
We used ImageJ (version 2.9.0/1.53t) to quantify GAPDH smFISH spots. After creating a max intensity projection in Z, we set an intensity threshold for the experiment and analysed the number of pixels above that threshold within manually defined regions of interest (ROIs). Each ROI represents a single cell. To quantify AHNAK, NORAD and GAS5 smFISH spots, we first made a mask of the nuclei using CellProfiler (version 4.2.5) to specifically analyse the cytosol (or nuclei), set an intensity threshold as described above, then used the ImageJ feature Analyse Particles to count the number of smFISH spots above the intensity threshold in each ROI.
AHA intensity was quantified using ROIs manually defined in ImageJ. We then measured the average intensity of each ROI.
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