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Lsm 980 elyra 7

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The LSM 980 Elyra 7 is a high-performance confocal and super-resolution microscope system produced by Zeiss. It is designed for advanced imaging applications in biological and materials science research. The system integrates multiple imaging modalities, including confocal laser scanning microscopy and super-resolution techniques, providing researchers with a comprehensive solution for their imaging needs.

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FRAP Analysis of α-Syn and PrP Coacervates

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FRAP experiments were performed on ZEISS LSM 980 Elyra 7 super-resolution microscope equipped with a high-resolution monochrome cooled AxioCamMRm Rev. 3 FireWire(D) camera, using a ×63 oil-immersion objective (Numerical aperture 1.4). Alexa-488-labeled α-Syn and PrP (~1%) were used for FRAP experiments (measurements were performed for at least three independent samples). A region of interest (ROI) with a radius of 0.5 μm was bleached using a 488 nm laser for PrP-α-Syn hetero-protein coacervates. The recovery of the bleached spots was recorded using ZEN Pro 2011(ZEISS) software provided with the instrument. Time-dependent FRAP was performed by taking aliquots from droplets reaction at mentioned time points. The fluorescence recovery curves were background corrected, normalized, and plotted using Origin.
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Visualizing FUS Droplet Dynamics with Ag IMNPs

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Confocal fluorescence imaging of FUS droplets with and without Ag IMNPs was performed on ZEISS LSM 980 Elyra 7 super-resolution microscope using a ×63 oil-immersion objective (Numerical aperture 1.4). For visualizing droplets of FUS, 200 nM (1%) of Alexa488 or F-5-M labeled protein was doped with unlabeled protein, and 2–3 μL of the freshly phase-separated sample was placed into a chamber made on a glass slide (Fisher Scientific 3″ × 1″ × 1 mm). The chamber made by using double-sided tape was then sealed with a square coverslip to avoid evaporation of the sample. For visualization of encapsulated Ag IMNPs (0.1 nM), Alexa488-labeled protein was imaged using a 488-nm laser diode (11.9 mW), and Ag IMNPs were imaged using a 405-nm laser diode (11.9 mW). For images captured through the eyepiece, a metal halide lamp was used to excite both labeled protein and nanoparticles. All the confocal images were then processed and analyzed using ImageJ (NIH, Bethesda, USA).
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FUS Droplet Dynamics with Ag IMNPs

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Droplet reactions of 20 μM FUS (with 1% Alexa488-labeled FUS) were set up in the absence and the presence of 0.1 nM Ag IMNPs. Confocal imaging was performed at same time points for both the samples using ZEISS LSM 980 Elyra 7 super-resolution microscope with a ×63 oil-immersion objective (Numerical aperture 1.4). For visualization of the fluorescently-labeled droplets, a 488-nm laser diode (11.9 mW) and for the Ag IMNPs, a 405-nm laser diode (11.9 mW) was used. Images were obtained from multiple independent reactions and were analyzed using ImageJ (NIH, Bethesda, USA). A distribution of projection area of droplets was constructed and plotted as a distribution frequency plot. The mean droplet diameter was estimated from the mean area.
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Single-particle tracking of Rab7 and Arl8b endosomes

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To perform single-particle tracking analysis of Rab7-positive or Arl8b-positive endosomes, HeLaORF3a-Strep cells seeded on glass-bottom tissue culture-treated live-cell imaging dishes (ibidi) were either left untreated or Dox-treated (1 µg/mL) for 8 h in complete DMEM medium in a cell culture incubator. After 8 h, the cells were co-transfected with GFP-Rab7 and Arl8b-tomato expressing plasmids and incubated further for 16 h in complete DMEM with or without Dox (1 µg/mL). Before the start of the time-lapse confocal imaging, cells were washed with 1X PBS, phenol red-free DMEM media (Gibco) supplemented with 10% FBS was added, and live-cell imaging was performed using a ZEISS LSM 980 Elyra 7 super-resolution microscope with a 63×/1.4 NA oil immersion objective. To measure the mobile fraction and average speed of Rab7- or Arl8b-positive endosomes from time-lapse images, the “TrackMate” plugin of Fiji software was used with the following parameters:
•Vesicle diameter, 1 µm
•Detector, DoG
•Initial thresholding, none
•Tracker, Simple LAP tracker
•Linking max distance, 2 μm
•Gap-closing max distance, 2 μm
•Gap-closing max frame gap, 2
•Filters, none
After imaging, all the data were exported to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet (2016) for further analysis.
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Fluorescence Recovery After Photobleaching

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FRAP experiments for droplets with and without Ag IMNPs were performed on ZEISS LSM 980 Elyra 7 super-resolution microscope using a ×63 oil-immersion objective (Numerical aperture 1.4). All the FRAP experiments were performed using 200 nM (1%) of Alexa488-labeled protein. The recovery of the chosen region of interest (ROI) after photobleaching using a 488-nm laser was then recorded using ZEN Pro 2011 (ZEISS) software provided with the instrument. The fluorescence recovery curves were then normalized and plotted after background correction using Origin.
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FRAP Analysis of α-Syn and PrP Mobility

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FRAP experiments were performed on ZEISS LSM 980 Elyra 7 super-resolution microscope equipped with a high-resolution monochrome cooled AxioCamMRm Rev. 3 FireWire(D) camera, using a 63x oil-immersion objective (Numerical aperture 1.4). Alexa-488-labeled α-Syn and PrP (~ 1 %) were used for FRAP experiments. A region of interest (ROI) with a radius of 0.5 μm was bleached using a 488-nm laser. The recovery of the bleached spots was recorded (which was not certified by peer review) is the author/funder. All rights reserved. No reuse allowed without permission.
The copyright holder for this preprint this version posted September 6, 2021. ; https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.09.05.459019 doi: bioRxiv preprint 23 using ZEN Pro 2011(ZEISS) software provided with the instrument. The fluorescence recovery curves were background corrected, normalized, and plotted using Origin.
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Characterizing phase-separated protein complexes

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All the imaging experiments were performed at room temperature on ZEISS LSM 980 Elyra 7 super-resolution microscope equipped with a high-resolution monochrome cooled AxioCamMRm Rev. 3 FireWire(D) camera, using a 63x oil-immersion objective (Numerical aperture 1.4). For visualizing droplets of PrP-α-Syn and PrP-α-Syn-RNA complexes, 1% of unlabeled proteins were doped with labeled proteins, and the samples were placed in Labtek chambers. Alexa-488-labeled protein was imaged using a 488-nm laser diode (11.9 mW), and Alexa-594-labeled protein was imaged using an excitation source at 590-nm. The ThT positive fibrils were imaged using a 402-nm excitation source. Images were processed and analyzed using ImageJ (NIH, Bethesda, USA). Concentrations in the dense phase and the light phase were estimated using a previously defined protocol. 75 Calibration plots were generated from fluorescence intensities of the dispersed phase of Alexa-488-labeled α-Syn and Alexa-594labeled PrP at different concentrations. The confocal images of droplets formed using Alexa-488-labeled PrP, and Alexa-594-labeled α-Syn (labeled protein: 0.1%) were then analyzed using ImageJ software to get an approximate estimation of protein concentration inside droplets. The Csat was estimated using a similar method (labeled protein: 2%) and was verified using SDS-PAGE analysis as described above.
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Measuring FUS Protein Dynamics

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For labeling, purified FUS was concentrated using a 50 kDa MWCO amicon filter, and incubated with 0.3 mM tris(2-carboxyethyl)phosphine (TCEP) for 30 minutes on ice following Fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) measurements FRAP experiments for droplets with and without Ag IMNPs were performed on ZEISS LSM 980 Elyra 7 super-resolution microscope using a 63x oil-immersion objective (Numerical aperture 1.4). All the FRAP experiments were performed using 200 nM (1%) of Alexa488labeled protein. The recovery of the chosen region of interest (ROI) after photobleaching using a 488-nm laser was then recorded using ZEN Pro 2011 (ZEISS) software provided with the instrument. The fluorescence recovery curves were then normalized and plotted after background correction using Origin.
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