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Ix83 fluoview1200

Manufactured by Olympus

The IX83 FluoView1200 is a confocal laser scanning microscope designed for fluorescence imaging. It provides high-resolution, real-time imaging of live and fixed samples. The system features a modular design, allowing for customization to meet specific research requirements.

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Live Imaging of Monocyte-Fungus Interactions

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Live monocytes were stained with Alexa647-CTB and anti-Dectin-1 for 30 minutes at 4°C, then with Cy3-conjugated goat-anti mouse (Jackson ImmunoResearch), washed, pre-treated or not with MBCD (5 mM) or DAmb (5 μg/ml) and then incubated for 30 minutes on ice with FITC-conjugated HK C. albicans at 1:3 ratio, to allow cell-cell interaction without phagocytosis. Cells were then resuspended in warm DMEM without PhenolRed supplemented with 1% FBS and 400.000 cells/well were plated on 8-wells ibiTreat μ-slide (ibidi) for time lapse imaging and acquisition started 10–20 min after plating. Cells were recorded for 2 hours. Fluorescent and DIC images were acquired at the Olympus iX83 FluoView1200 equipped with Olympus CellVivo incubation system to control temperature, humidity and CO2 conditions. The following settings were used: 60x, NA1,35 objective, acquisition mode sequential, no line average, zoom 3, single slice. Time series were acquired for 2 hours at 1 minute interval. Laser lines: 473 (0.4%), 559 (9%), 635 (15%).
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Confocal Imaging and ELAVL4 Quantification

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Confocal images of Figures 1, 2, 3, and 4 were acquired at the Olympus iX83 FluoView1200 laser scanning confocal microscope using a 60x NA1.35 oil objective and 405nm, 473nm and 559nm lasers. Filter setting for DAPI, Alexa Fluor 488 and Alexa Fluor 594 were used. For ELAVL4 signal quantification, the raw stack images were first deconvolved with Huygens Professional version 18.04 (Scientific Volume Imaging, the Netherlands, https://svi.nl), using the CMLE algorithm, with SNR:15 and 50 iterations. Then 3D quantitative analysis was performed using Surfaces in Imaris 8.1.2 (Bitplane Scientific Software, USA), mean intensity and volume values of each speckle or stress granule were exported in Prism 7 for statistical analysis and graph display.
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3D Confocal Imaging of Plasmodium Gametocytes

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For three-dimensional confocal microscopy analysis, 50-µm-thick sections were immunostained with anti-FABP4 antibody and images were acquired at 1024x1024px by an Olympus iX83 FluoView1200 laser scanning confocal microscope using an UPLSAPO60x oil NA1,35 (Olympus), 473 nm, 559 nm and 635 nm lasers and a z-step of 200 nm. The image stacks were visualized as three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction performed with Imaris v8.1.2 software (Bitplane). For 3D volume rendering, the “Surfaces” tool was used to generate 3D structures corresponding to P. falciparum gametocytes (red) and vessel (green); to highlight the 3D structures, DIC transmitted light and nuclei staining (purple) was shown using “Ortho slicer” feature.
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