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Ti e inverted live cell imaging system

Manufactured by Nikon
Sourced in Japan

The Ti-E Inverted Live Cell Imaging System is a lab equipment product from Nikon. It is an inverted microscope system designed for live cell imaging. The core function of the Ti-E is to provide a stable and controlled environment for observing and capturing images of living cells over extended periods of time.

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Calcium Imaging of Midbrain Neurons

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Cultured midbrain neurons were treated with AAV1-GCaMP6f day 4 in vitro. After 4–6 days, neurons were imaged on a Nikon Ti-E Inverted Live Cell Imaging System. GCaMP was measured at an excitation of 470 nm. For all conditions, baseline images were acquired for 30 s followed by 4 min and 30 s of imaging after treatment. For controls, external solution or 1 μM PRE-084 was added after baseline imaging. For METH treatment, neurons were incubated with 1 μM PRE-084 or vehicle for 30 min at 37 °C prior to imaging. After baseline imaging, 10 μM METH was added. To determine the selectivity of the dose of PRE-084, neurons pretreated with 1 μM BD1063 for 15 min prior to PRE-084 treatment. The DAT-dependence of METH-mediated increase in calcium was tested by pretreating the neurons with 10 μM nomifensine for 15 min prior to METH treatment. For quantification, experimenter-defined ROIs were created around the cell body of each individual neuron. Background fluorescence was subtracted from each frame. The percent change in fluorescence over baseline was calculated as described above. Images are presented in grayscale.
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Monitoring SOD1 A4V-Dendra2 Dynamics

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CHO cells were plated in a 35 mm glass-bottom dish. The cells were washed with DPBS and subsequently transfected with SOD1 A4V-Dendra2 DNA (2 µg) and Lipofectamine 2000 (5 µl) (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA, USA), for 24 hours at 37°C with 5% CO2. The transfection was followed by the addition of complete media (DMEM with 10% horse serum and 2 mM L-glutamine) to the cells. The cells were transferred to a live-scope imager (Nikon Ti-E Inverted Live Cell Imaging System, Tokyo, Japan) at 16 hours post-transfection. After the first time point (T0) image, the cells were flashed for 30 seconds with blue light (405nm) at 50% maximum fluorescence intensity to photo convert the green fluorophore to red. The normalized excitation before and after photoactivation switched from wavelengths of 490 to 553nm and 507 to 573nm for green and red protein, respectively. Images were taken at T0 pre and post-flash over a span of 23 hours at an interval of 15 minutes using the NIS-Elements Image Capture and Analysis Software.
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