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Cfi plan apo vc60xh objective

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The CFI Plan Apo VC60XH objective is a high-quality optical lens designed for use in microscopy applications. It provides a numerical aperture of 1.40 and a working distance of 0.13 mm, enabling high-resolution imaging. The objective is part of the CFI Plan Apo series and incorporates Nikon's Vibration Compensation (VC) technology to minimize the effects of external vibrations.

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Visualizing Mitochondrial Network Dynamics

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Cells, seeded at a density of 50,000 per well onto 25-mm glass coverslips, were allowed to grow for 24 h and then infected with mitochondria-targeted green fluorescent protein (GFP) inserted into an adenoviral vector (Ad-mtGFP Ex/Em: 495/515) as previously described (Izzo et al., 2017b (link)). Protein expression was then allowed for 72 h in the presence or absence of PGZ.
The efficiency of infection was comparable in treated and untreated trisomic cells both in terms of percentage of GFP positive cells (about 80%) and of intensity of fluorescent GFP signal.
Single cells were imaged, by using the same settings for treated and untreated cells, with a Nikon Swept Field Confocal microscope (Nikon Instruments Inc.) equipped with a CFI Plan Apo VC60XH objective and an Andor DU885 EM-CCD camera, which was controlled by NIS Elements 3.2. Fifty-one-plane z-stacks were acquired with voxel dimensions of 133 × 133 × 200 nm (X × Y × Z). The mitochondrial network was then described in numbers of objects, total volume and object volume using the 3D object counter available in the software Fiji (http://www.fiji.sc) (Schindelin et al., 2012 (link)). 3D rendering was obtained with the 3D Viewer plugin.
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Quantitative Analysis of Mitochondrial Network

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SH-SY5Y cells were seeded and transfected with mtDsRed as described in the “Results” section. Protein expression was allowed for 36 h and then cells were imaged with Nikon Swept Field Confocal, equipped with CFI Plan Apo VC60XH objective (n.a. 1.4) and an Andor DU885 EM-CCD camera, controlled by the NIS-Elements 3.2. Coverslips were placed in an incubated chamber with controlled temperature, CO2, and humidity and then z-stacks were acquired by 21 planes with 0.6-μm distance, to allow acquisition of the whole cell. After acquisition, images were restored with the Autoquant 3D-blind deconvolution module, installed on NIS-Elements (Nikon Instruments Inc.), using a theoretical PSF. After restoration, images were loaded in Imaris 4.0, then subtracted of background, and used to generate a threshold-based isosurface object group. From each isosurface, the number of objects and the average object volume expressed as voxel number were calculated.
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Imaging and Tracking Mitochondrial Dynamics

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mESCs were stained with Mitotracker Red according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and then imaged with a Nikon Swept Field confocal equipped with CFI Plan Apo VC60XH objective (n.a. 1.4) and an Andor DU885 EM-CCD camera. Coverslips were placed in a chamber with controlled temperature, CO2 and humidity; z-stacks were acquired by 73 planes with 0.3 μm distance, to allow acquisition of the whole cell. Images were acquired every 3 seconds for a total of 30 seconds. Mitochondrial movement was tracked through the Imaris software (Bitplane). Out of the total amount of mitochondria, the proportion of moving mitochondria was calculated. To assess the occurrence of events of mitochondrial fission and fusion, we applied an algorithm to detect a fusion event as an increase in the object volume larger then the smallest object detectable; inversely, a fission event was considered as a reduction in object volume larger then the smallest object detectable.
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Imaging and Tracking Mitochondrial Dynamics

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mESCs were stained with Mitotracker Red according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and then imaged with a Nikon Swept Field confocal equipped with CFI Plan Apo VC60XH objective (n.a. 1.4) and an Andor DU885 EM-CCD camera. Coverslips were placed in a chamber with controlled temperature, CO2 and humidity; z-stacks were acquired by 73 planes with 0.3 μm distance, to allow acquisition of the whole cell. Images were acquired every 3 seconds for a total of 30 seconds. Mitochondrial movement was tracked through the Imaris software (Bitplane). Out of the total amount of mitochondria, the proportion of moving mitochondria was calculated. To assess the occurrence of events of mitochondrial fission and fusion, we applied an algorithm to detect a fusion event as an increase in the object volume larger then the smallest object detectable; inversely, a fission event was considered as a reduction in object volume larger then the smallest object detectable.
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