Z2 fluorescence microscope
The Z2 fluorescence microscope by Zeiss is a high-performance imaging system designed for advanced microscopy applications. The core function of the Z2 is to enable detailed observation and analysis of fluorescently labeled samples through its state-of-the-art optical and illumination systems.
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Immunostaining and Image Analysis
Analyzing Sister Chromatid Cohesion in HeH ALL
Metaphase FISH was carried out on cases 2, 3, and 4 according to standard methods, with a total of 17–35 cells captured for each analysis. All whole chromosome paint FISH probes were acquired from Applied Spectral Imaging (Carlsbad, CA), and locus-specific probes from Vysis (Abbot Laboratories, Chicago, IL). FISH analysis was performed as follows: slides from case 2 were hybridized with whole chromosome paint probes for chromosomes 1 (Aqua – blue), 6 (Cy3 – red), and 21 (FITC – green); for case 3, whole chromosome paint probes for chromosomes 1 (FITC) and 16 (Aqua) were used together with a telomeric probe for 16q (Cy3); and for case 4, one analysis was performed with whole chromosome paint probes for chromosomes 3 (FITC) and 6 (Cy3), and another analysis for chromosome 14 (Aqua) together with a LSI TRA/D (14q11.2) break-apart dual colour probe (Cy3/FITC).
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