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Vs asw fl

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The VS-ASW FL is a specialized lab equipment product manufactured by Olympus. It is designed for fluorescence microscopy applications. The core function of this device is to provide illumination and optical components necessary for fluorescence imaging and analysis.

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High-Resolution Slide Digitization Protocol

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Images of stained slides were taken using a slide scanner (VS-ASW FL, Olympus) with a 20x 0.75 NA objective. A color depth of 24-bit and a resolution of 346 nm/pixel was achieved and saved in .vsi format. The extracted images were exported as TIFF images using Fiji Image J and a plugin provided by the Bioimaging and Optics Platform (BIOP) of EPFL.
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High-Resolution Slide Digitization Protocol

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Images of stained slides were taken using a slide scanner (VS-ASW FL, Olympus) with a 20x 0.75 NA objective. A color depth of 24-bit and a resolution of 346 nm/pixel was achieved and saved in .vsi format. The extracted images were exported as TIFF images using Fiji Image J and a plugin provided by the Bioimaging and Optics Platform (BIOP) of EPFL.
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Histological Analysis of Calumma crypticum FT

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A FT from the temporal region (Fig. 1C) of a male Calumma crypticum (ZSM 503/2014, stored in 70% ethanol) was dissected with a razorblade. The excised FT was washed in 0.1 M phosphate buffer, stained in buffered 1% Osmium tetroxide (OsO4) for one hour on ice, dehydrated in a graded acetone series, embedded in epoxy resin44 (link), serial sectioned in 279 planes à 1.54 µm using a RMC MT-7000 ultramicrotome with a Diatome Histo Jumbo diamond knife, mounted on glass slides, and partly stained with a 1:1 mixture of methylene blue and Azure II for approx. 5 s at 80 °C45 (link). Unstained sections (Supplementary Fig. S5A,B) were sealed under coverslips with DPX mounting medium (Agar Scientifics). The glass slides with slice-ribbons were imaged in bright field illumination using an Olympus BX61VS light microscope with UPlanSApo 10 × NA 0.4 objective and CX10 digital camera, and the program VS-ASW FL (Olympus v 2.7) for virtual slide acquisition. Images of single slices were then extracted with OlyVIA software (Olympus v 2.9; 1267 × 2119 px, 24 bit RGB, 0.98 µm/px) for subsequent volume rendering. In addition selected slices were photographed using an Olympus CX 41 light microscope with a DP25 digital camera (objectives: Olympus Plan C 10 × NA 0.25, Olympus UPlanSApo 40 × NA 0.95, and Olympus UPlanSApo 60 × NA 1.2 W); for details see Supplementary Table S8.
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