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Confocal Microscopy and FCS Protocol

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FCS measurements were performed on a Nikon A1 confocal microscope (Nikon Instrument, Tokyo, Japan) with a 40 × objective NA = 1, 25 (Nikon Instrument, Tokyo, Japan). Excitation Argon LASER 488 nm (Coherent, USA) was used to scan samples in confocal illumination. To spectrally select the excitation from the emitted light, we used a bandpass dichroic mirror (405/488 nm). Fluorescence photons were collected on a photodiode and images were reconstructed with NIS software (Nikon Instruments, Tokyo, Japan).
To perform FCS, the CLSM was adapted with a TCSPC module (PicoQuant, Germany), and a pulsed laser at 488 nm (LDH-D-C 488, PicoQuant), a TSCPC unit, and a single molecule counting detector (SPCM CD 3516H, Excelitas Technologies Corp., USA). To drive this photon counting system, we used SymphoTime software (PicoQuant, Germany) in FCS mode. A high pass filter (BLP-488R, SEMROCK, USA) was set before the detector.
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Confocal Microscopy for Live Cell Imaging

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An FV1200 confocal microscope (Olympus) equipped with a time-resolved FCS upgrade kit (PicoQuant) was utilized in this work. The confocal was equipped with a pulsed 485 nm laser (LDH-D-C-488, PicoQuant) operated at 20 MHz repetition rate, a 543 nm continuous wave (cw) laser (GLG 7000, Showa Optronics), 488 nm cw laser, and 635 nm cw laser. All lasers were operated at 5 μW power before the objective, on live cell membranes, and passed through a 60×, NA 1.2 water immersion objective (UplanSApo, Olympus), while the fluorescence emission is routed through a 405/488/543/635 dichroic mirror (Chroma Technology), confocal pinhole of one airy unit, and band-pass emission filters 513/17 (Brightline; Semrock, IDEX Health & Science, LLC) and a 615/45 (XF3025 32833, Omega Optical) for green and red emissions in FCS and FCCS experiments. Band pass filter of BA505-525 and BA655-755, for green and red, respectively, was utilized for imaging and SPT experiments. The emission signal was detected by an avalanche photodiode (SPCM-AQR14; PerkinElmer). The photon counts from the detector were registered by a TimeHarp 260 time-correlated single photon counting board (PicoQuant) and processed by the SymPhoTime 64 software (PicoQuant) (85 (link), 86 (link)).
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