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Dm5500 photomicroscope

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The Leica DM5500 is a professional-grade photomicroscope designed for high-resolution imaging and analysis. It features a modular design, advanced optics, and a range of accessories to support a variety of applications. The DM5500 is capable of capturing detailed images and micrographs for scientific research, quality control, and other laboratory settings.

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DM5500 Leica photomicroscope

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Microscopic Imaging of Tissue Samples

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Toluidine blue stained sections were imaged using a Axioplan 2 photographic microscope equipped with photo module Axiphot2 (Carl Zeiss, Wetzlar, Germany). Fluorochrome labelled slices were imaged using a Leica microscope (Leica DM5500 photomicroscope equipped with a DFC7000 camera and LASX software version 3.0; Leica Microsystem Ltd., Wetzlar, Germany). Fluorescence illumination system (X-Cite®200DC, Lumen Dynamics Group Inc., Mississauga, ON, Canada) from Leica microscope was used to capture images of fluorochromes.
Rupp M., Biehl C., Malhan D., Hassan F., Attia S., Rosch S., Schäfer A.B., McMahon E., Kampschulte M., Heiss C, & El Khassawna T. (2021). Large Animal Model of Osteoporotic Defect Healing: An Alternative to Metaphyseal Defect Model. Life, 11(3), 254.
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Visualizing Bone Remodeling Markers

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Images were taken using a Leica microscopy system (Leica DM5500 photomicroscope equipped with a DFC7000 camera and operated by LASX software version 3.0; Leica Microsystem Ltd., Wetzlar, Germany). Visualization of anti-OPG and anti-RANKL was measured under Texas-Red filter (Leica Microsystem Ltd.) at >560-nm emission. The excitation wavelength range for the fluorescent red substrate was set to 365 up to 560 nm. Alizarin red and calcein green labeling were visualized using Texas-Red and Green Fluorescent Protein filters (Leica Microsystem Ltd.), respectively.
El Khassawna T., Merboth F., Malhan D., Böcker W., Daghma D.E.S., Stoetzel S., Kern S., Hassan F., Rosenbaum D., Langenstein J., Bauer N., Schlagenhauf A., Rösen-Wolff A., Schulze F., Rupp M., Hose D., Secklinger A., Ignatius A., Wilke H.J., Lips K.S, & Heiss C. (2017). Osteocyte Regulation of Receptor Activator of NF-κB Ligand/Osteoprotegerin in a Sheep Model of Osteoporosis. The American journal of pathology, 187(8).
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