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Axioskop 2 fs plus compound microscope

Manufactured by Zeiss

The Axioskop 2 FS Plus is a compound microscope designed for advanced research and clinical applications. It features a sturdy, ergonomic construction and offers high-resolution imaging capabilities. The microscope is equipped with a range of optical components, including objective lenses and illumination systems, to facilitate detailed observation and analysis of samples.

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Zebrafish Skeletal Staining and Imaging

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All animals were euthanized by immersion in a 168 mg/L tricaine‐S solution (MP Biomedicals).
Adult skeletons (Figure 1): specimens were fixed for 3‐7 days in 10% Normal Buffered Formalin (NBF). Skeletal staining was conducted according to.39 Larvae skeletons: 15 dpf larvae, 1 month‐old/1.4 cm (TrL) and 2 month‐old/1.7 cm (TrL) juveniles were fixed for 3 days in 4% paraformaldehyde. Specimens stained with alizarin red and alcian blue as described with 60 mM MgCl2.40 Live bone staining by calcein green and alizarin red was conducted as described in Kimmel et al., with modifications.41 Fish were stained for 24 hours in calcein green, returned to tanks for 14 days, and then chased with alizarin red for 24 hours. Fish were then returned to tanks for 24 hours before fixation overnight in 10% NBF at 4C and stored in 100% ethanol in the dark at 4°C until trypsin digestion as previously described.41 Preparations were phenotyped on either a Leica M165FC dissecting microscope or a Zeiss Axioskop 2 FS Plus compound microscope. The dissecting microscope was equipped with a Planapo 1.6X M‐series objective, a Prior L200 fluorescent light source and a Leica DC7000T camera controlled by LAS X software. The compound microscope was equipped with a Qimaging Micropublisher 6 camera controlled by Ocular software.
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Fluorescent Skeletal Staining in Fish

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All animals were euthanized by immersion in a 168 mg/L tricaine-S solution (MP Biomedicals) prepared in tank water prior to fixation. For staining on fixed tissues, larvae (8 dpf, 6 mm SL and 10 mm SL) were fixed in 4% PFA and stained with alizarin red and alcian blue or alcian alone as described57 (link) with 60 mM MgCl2. Fixed adults were stained as described58 (link) with modifications57 (link) for acid free stain. Live bone staining by calcein green and alizarin red was conducted as described previously59 (link) with modifications.60 (link) Fish were stained for 24 hours in calcein green, returned to tanks for 14 days, and then chased with alizarin red for 24 hours. Fish were then returned to tanks for 24 hours before fixation overnight in 10% normal buffered formalin at 4° C and stored in 100% ethanol in the dark at 4°C until trypsin digestion as previously described.60 (link) Preparations were phenotyped on either a Leica M165FC dissecting microscope or a Zeiss Axioskop 2 FS Plus compound microscope. The dissecting microscope was equipped with a Planapo 1.6X M-series objective, a Prior L200 fluorescent light source and a Leica DC7000T camera controlled by LAS X software. The compound microscope was equipped with a Qimaging Micropublisher 6 camera controlled by Ocular software.
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