No 1.5 coverglass
No. 1.5 coverglass is a type of microscope slide cover slip made of high-quality glass. It is designed to protect and cover specimens during microscopic examination.
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Live-cell imaging of mitotic spindles
TIRF Imaging of VAMP8-PHluorin Dynamics
Fluorescent Microscopy Imaging of Zebrafish
Confocal microscopy was performed on an Andor XD Revolution Spinning Disk upright microscope. Live embryos were anesthetized in 120 μg/ml tricaine and then mounted in 0.75% low melting point agarose on 35mm glass bottom microwell dishes with a 20mm microwell and No. 1.5 coverglass (MatTek Ashland, MA) which was then flooded with E3 media supplemented with PTU and 120 μg/ml tricaine.
Fluorescent images were processed and analyzed using Zen 2.5 imaging software (Zeiss). In order to quantify infection burden images were taken using a 2.5x objective and the area and mean intensity of fluorescence were measured and used to calculate the log-Integrated Density of fluorescence which has previously been shown to correlate to infection burden [63 ]. Quantification of either Nile red or filipin staining in whole larvae was performed by imaging animals using a 2.5x objective and then measuring log-ID of fluorescence for either Nile red (TdTomato) or Filipin (DAPI) in the region of the animal from the anus to the end of the tail.
Quantitative Live/Dead Cell Viability Assay
Cell Cycle Synchronization and Metaphase Arrest
At 7:30 pm, the medium was replaced with L‐15 with appropriate supplements and 20 mM of the proteasome inhibitor MG‐132 (Sigma‐Aldrich, St. Louis, MO, USA) to arrest the cells in metaphase. Cells were fixed in ice‐cold methanol 30 min after adding MG‐132.
Measuring Cytosolic and Mitochondrial ROS in iPSC-CMs
Isolation and Culture of Primary DRG Neurons
Live Imaging of Splenic B Cell Activation
Imaging Transfected Cells on Collagen
Imaging Mitotic Apparatus Dynamics
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