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Ff01 600 14 25

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The FF01-600/14-25 is a lab equipment product manufactured by IDEX Corporation. It is designed to perform a core function, but a detailed description without interpretation or extrapolation is not available.

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Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy of DNA-AgNC

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Fluorescence correlation spectroscopy was performed by focusing in
a droplet on a cleaned coverslip on top of a confocal microscope.
The excitation source was 600 nm pulsed light (77 MHz) selected from
a continuum laser (SuperK Extreme EXB-6 with a SuperK SELECT wavelength
selector from NKT Photonics, 290 nW measured on the objective). A
600 nm band-pass filter (Semrock FF01-600/14-25) was used to clean
up excitation light. The laser beam (a round-top-hat-like beam profile
was used) was focused through an Olympus IX71 microscope by the oil
immersion objective (Olympus UPLFLN 100×, 1.3 NA). Scattering
from the excitation source was removed using a dichroic mirror (Semrock
LPD01-633RS) and a long-pass filter (Semrock LP02-633RU-25). The fluorescence
signal was collected through a 100 μm pinhole by an avalanche
photodiode (APD, PerkinElmer CD3226). The signals from the APD were
recorded by an SPC-830 card (Becker & Hickl). Purified DNA-AgNC
solutions were diluted in deionized water to cover a wide range of
concentrations. Atto633 (BioReagent, Sigma-Aldrich) was diluted in
deionized water (concentrations ranging between ∼5.7 and ∼0.63
nM) and used as a reference dye for excitation-volume determination.
All of the FCS measurements were performed at room temperature.
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Automated Fluorescence Imaging Device

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We built a device equipped with an optics enabling automated acquisition of florescence images of a sample. A schematic view of the optical design is shown in Fig. 1. We placed the sample in a cassette, and the sample was illuminated by the light emitting from an LED unit. The unit consists of two tunable LEDs (CBT-90-UV and CBT-90-B, Luminus), which have excitation filters of either 405 nm or 435 nm (FF01-406/15, FF02-438/24, Semrock), respectively. Fluorescence emitting from the sample was reflected by the dichroic mirror at wavelengths longer than 470 nm, collimated with an objective lens (MVPLAPO × 0.63, Olympus), and imaged on a monochrome CCD camera (Lt665R, Lumenera). An optical filter unit was placed at the position between the objective lens and the imaging lens (MVPLAPO × 1, Olympus). The optical filter unit consisted of fluorescence filters with the center wavelengths of 600 nm, 632 nm, 650 nm and 680 nm (FF01-600/14-25, FF02-632/22-25, FF01-650/13-25, and FF01-680/22-25, Semrock).

Schematic view of the device for automated detection of LN metastasis

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