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P3 405bpm fc 2

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The P3-405BPM-FC-2 is a 405 nm Fiber-Coupled Polarization-Maintaining Diode Laser from Thorlabs. It is a compact, high-performance laser source designed for applications requiring a stable, polarized output.

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Laser-Induced Nanoparticle Polymerization

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A 635 nm linearly polarized laser
(Coherent Cube) is coupled to the microscope using a single-mode fiber
(P3-405BPM-FC-2, Thorlabs), which is then focused down onto the nanoparticles
through a 100× objective (Olympus, NA = 0.8). The irradiation
duration and power are varied to tailor the polymerization conditions.
For laser-wavelength-tuned irradiation, we use an optical parametric
oscillator pumped by a Ti:sapphire laser (Spectra Physics MaiTai delivering
200 fs pulses, 10 nm line width, at 80 MHz repetition rate), which
drives the OPO (Spectra Physics Inspire), with average output powers
of tens of mW. By means of a tunable optical filter, the average power
of the laser beam is kept below 30 μW on the sample focal spot.
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TIRF Microscopy for Live-Cell Imaging

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Live-cell STAR image acquisition was performed with a Nikon Ti-2 microscope equipped with a motorized stage, stage-top incubator to maintain 37 °C and 5% CO2 (Tokai Hit, INUBG2SF-TIZB), ×60 1.49-NA objective, manual TIRF illuminator (Nikon, TI-LA-TIRF), 488 nm (Obis, 488-150 LS), and 647 nm (Obis, 1196627) excitation lasers, fiber coupling optics: fiber mount (Thorlabs, MBT621D), converging and directing the laser objective (Olympus, RMS10X), optical fiber (Thorlabs, P3-405BPM-FC-2), C-NSTORM QUAD 405/488/561/638 nm TIRF dichroic. Images were acquired with an Optosplit III (Cairn Research) image splitter with ET525/50 m and ET705/72 m emission filters (Chroma), and T562lpxtr-UF2 and T640lpxtr-UF2 dichroic mirrors to split the fluorescence emission onto separate regions of the ORCA-Flash 4.0 v3 scientific complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor camera (Hamamatsu). The system was coupled by a data acquisition device (NIDAQ, National Instruments, BNC-2115) and controlled using Nikon Elements software (version 5.02) and Coherent Connection software (version 3.0.0.8). Image acquisition was performed through NIS JOBS. Optosplit III was calibrated using the manufacturer protocol and the NanoGrid (Miraloma Tech, LLC, A00020).
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