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Dmi6000 system

Manufactured by Leica

The DMI6000 system is a high-performance inverted microscope from Leica Microsystems, designed for advanced imaging applications. It features a modular design that allows for customization to meet specific research requirements. The DMI6000 system provides reliable and consistent performance for a wide range of microscopy techniques.

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Quantifying Dedifferentiation Frequency in Limb Regeneration

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Time lapse imaging microscopy was performed on the Leica DMI6000 system. The × 10 images were captured every hour. The green and red fluorescence images were merged and compiled to short videos with the Volocity Demo software. An Axioplan2 microscope (Carl Zeiss) with the Openlab 3.1.7 software (Improvision) was used for fluorescence microscopy analyses. An LSM 700 Meta laser microscope with the LSM 6.0 Image Browser software (Carl Zeiss) was used for confocal analyses. Representative images were selected from at least two independent experiments. For longitudinal sections, 1 in every 20 sections was selected and counted. For transverse sections, 1 in every 15 sections was selected and counted. Blinded counting was performed, as the operator counting the cells was not aware of the type of sample. For counting dedifferentiation frequency, the right (XIAP) and left (control) forelimbs were collected from seven animals at 12 d.p.a. and sectioned transversely. All YFP+ nuclei were counted from the regenerate tip to stump until no more YFP+ nuclei were found. The number of YFP+/MHC cells in the blastema was normalized to the labelled YFP+ myonuclei in the stump (YFP+/MHC+) before comparing to control.
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Quantifying Dedifferentiation Frequency in Limb Regeneration

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Time lapse imaging microscopy was performed on the Leica DMI6000 system. The × 10 images were captured every hour. The green and red fluorescence images were merged and compiled to short videos with the Volocity Demo software. An Axioplan2 microscope (Carl Zeiss) with the Openlab 3.1.7 software (Improvision) was used for fluorescence microscopy analyses. An LSM 700 Meta laser microscope with the LSM 6.0 Image Browser software (Carl Zeiss) was used for confocal analyses. Representative images were selected from at least two independent experiments. For longitudinal sections, 1 in every 20 sections was selected and counted. For transverse sections, 1 in every 15 sections was selected and counted. Blinded counting was performed, as the operator counting the cells was not aware of the type of sample. For counting dedifferentiation frequency, the right (XIAP) and left (control) forelimbs were collected from seven animals at 12 d.p.a. and sectioned transversely. All YFP+ nuclei were counted from the regenerate tip to stump until no more YFP+ nuclei were found. The number of YFP+/MHC cells in the blastema was normalized to the labelled YFP+ myonuclei in the stump (YFP+/MHC+) before comparing to control.
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