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Opera qehs spinning disk microscope

Manufactured by PerkinElmer

The Opera QEHS spinning disk microscope is a high-performance imaging system designed for live-cell and high-throughput applications. It utilizes a spinning disk confocal technology to provide fast, sensitive, and precise imaging capabilities. The microscope is capable of capturing real-time, high-resolution images and videos of cells and samples.

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Visualizing hiPSC gene-edited cellular dynamics

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Generation of the hiPSCs lines, imaging obtainment was performed as previously described13 (link). The human iPSCs line used in this study is A13777 obtained from Gibco. Briefly, the hiPSCs gene-edited with the Rosella construct into the AAVS1 safe harbour were cultured in Essential-8 media (Thermo Fisher cat no. A1517001) in CellCarrier Ultra plates (Perkin Elmer, 6055300). Confocal images were obtained with an Opera QEHS spinning disk microscope (Perkin Elmer) under a 60x water immersion objective ( NA·=·1.2 ). DsRed and pHluorin images were acquired simultaneously using two cameras and binning 2.
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Imaging Cellular Organelles with Confocal Microscopy

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Confocal images were acquired on an Opera QEHS spinning disk microscope (Perkin Elmer) using a 60x water immersion objective (NA = 1.2). DsRed and pHluorin images were acquired in parallel using two cameras and binning 2. pHluorin was excited with a 488 nm laser and DsRed with a 561 nm laser. A 568 dichroic mirror was used to deviate the emitted light towards the corresponding cameras. pHluorin was detected on camera 1 behind a 520/35 bandpass filter and DsRed on camera 2 behind a 600/40 bandpass filter. For Rosella-LC3, five planes were set with 400 nm z-steps. For ATP5C1-Rosella, eleven planes were set with 400 nm z-steps. Scale of 1 pixel corresponds to 0.2152 µm in all the cases described.
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