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Lucia comet 4

Manufactured by Laboratory Imaging
Sourced in Czechia

The Lucia Comet 4.51 is a high-performance microscope imaging system designed for laboratory applications. It features a digital camera and advanced image processing software to capture and analyze microscopic samples. The core function of the Lucia Comet 4.51 is to provide detailed imaging and analysis capabilities for a wide range of scientific and research applications.

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DNA Damage Repair Efficiency Analysis

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The comet assay analysis was performed with an Eclipse fluorescence microscope (Nikon, Tokyo, Japan) attached to a COHU 4910 video camera (Cohu, Poway, CA, USA), using the computer-based image analysis system, Lucia Comet 4.51 (Laboratory Imaging, Praha, Czech Republic). The microscope is equipped with a UV filter block consisting of an excitation filter (λ = 359 nm) and a barrier filter (λ = 461 nm). DNA repair efficiency was measured after 60 min incubation with 10 µM DDRI-18 or 120 min of incubation with 10 µM A12B4C3 and another 2 h exposure to CDDP and VP-16 alone and in combination. The DNA damage repair process was evaluated after 120 min of incubation in a drug-free medium. After that, cells were collected at time points from 0 to 2 h. As a time 0 (the initial level of DNA damage) we used cells collected directly after drug treatment. The level of DNA damage from the remaining time points was compared with that obtained for time 0. The level of DNA damage was measured as the percent of DNA in the comet tail.
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Comet Assay for DNA Damage

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Results were measured in an Eclipse fluorescence microscope (Nikon, Japan) attached to a COHU 4910 video camera (Cohu, USA) equipped with a UV filter block consisting of an excitation filter (359 nm) and a barrier filter (461 nm) and connected to a personal computer-based image analysis system, Lucia Comet 4.51 (Laboratory Imaging, Czech Republic). The level of DNA damage was expressed as percentage of DNA in the comet tail. Each experiment was performed in triplicate, for each experimental point the number of counted cells was 100.
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