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Nis elements advanced research image acquisition and analysis system

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NIS-Elements advanced research image acquisition and analysis system is a comprehensive software solution designed for microscopy imaging and data analysis. It provides a platform for capturing, processing, and analyzing high-quality digital images from a variety of microscopy techniques.

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Zebrafish Whole-Body Imaging at 72 hpf

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All images were obtained at 72 hpf when the live embryos were washed with 1×E3 and mounted in 3% methylcellulose. Whole body images were obtained at 10× on Nikon 80i compound microscope (Nikon Instruments). High magnification images of somites 11-13 were obtained at 20× using confocal microscope (Nikon A1R Si Confocal Eclipse Ti series). All confocal and software settings were kept unchanged during image acquisition. Images were processed with an NIS-Elements advanced research image acquisition and analysis system (Nikon Instruments), using the maximum intensity projection feature applied to z-stacks for greater depth of clarity. Image files were exported as TIFF files. Figures were composed with Adobe Photoshop CS6 (Adobe, USA).
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Craniofacial Skeletal Analysis in Embryos

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To analyze the craniofacial skeleton, Alcian blue staining was performed on five WT and five β3−/− embryos euthanized at 4.5 dpf, as described previously.31 Embryos were mounted in 95% glycerol in 1x phosphate buffered saline with tween 20 (PBST) and images were obtained at 10x and 40x on a Nikon 80i compound microscope (Nikon Instruments Inc., Melville, NY, USA). Images were processed with an NIS-Elements advanced research image acquisition and analysis system (Nikon Instruments), using the maximum intensity projection feature applied to z-stacks. Images for each animal were examined for abnormalities and measurements recorded for palate length and width as well as lower jaw length and width.
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