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Digital sight ds fi1 camera system

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The Digital Sight DS-Fi1 is a digital camera system designed for microscope imaging. It features a high-resolution 5-megapixel CCD sensor and provides live video preview and image capture capabilities. The camera is designed for use with Nikon microscopes and can be integrated into various imaging software platforms.

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Phospho-SMAD2 Staining of Bone Marrow

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Surplus material from bone marrow trephine specimens assessed as reactive in diagnostic practice were stained with phospho-SMAD2 specific Ab (Cell Signaling rabbit polyclonal, catalog no. 3101). Staining was performed using DAKO Envision Flex and Detection System (Envision Flex+ high pH kit [K8002 DAKO]). Ag retrieval was carried out using heat-mediated Ag retrieval using pressure cooking for 6 min. DAKO Envision Flex+ kit was used with standard methods, Flex+ reagent with rabbit linker, DAB chromogen, and hematoxylin counterstain (complete protocol available on request). Stained slides were assessed on a Nikon Eclipse 80i microscope equipped with ×40 Plan Fluor objective and Nikon Digital Sight DS-Fi1 camera system.
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Brightfield and Confocal Microscopy of Dunaliella

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The Eclipse Ti-U inverted research microscope (Nikon, Tokyo, Japan) with a Nikon Digital Sight DS-Fi1 camera system was used to take brightfield microscopy photographs of cells of each Dunaliella strain. The objective lens used was Nikon Splan Fluor ELWD 60×/0.7 and the ocular lens was Nikon CFI 10×/22. The NIS-Elements Advanced Research Microscope Imaging Software (Nikon, Tokyo, Japan) was used to acquire the photos. Differential interference contrast (DIC) microscopy photographs were also obtained using a confocal microscope system ZEISS LSM 880 (Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH, Jena, Germany). The ZEISS Plan Apochromat 63×/1.4 oil DIC objective lens and the Carl Zeiss PI 10×/23 ocular lens were used. Images were acquired and analyzed through the ZEN 2.1 LSM software (Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH).
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Adhesion-independent Growth Assay

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Adhesion independent growth was assessed using Cell Biolabs Inc 96 Well Cell Transformation Assay (Cell Biolabs; Cat#: CBA-135). Transduced or untransduced cells were plated at a density of 3,000 cells per well in a 48 well dish and were suspended in 150ul agar/media solution. This cell quantity, well size, and volume of agar/media were constant for both minilibrary screening and targeted mutagenesis assays. Six replicated were plated following single viral transduction for targeted mutagenesis assays. Transformation was monitored for one week, and colonies were collected following the manufacturer’s instructions. In short, Cell Biolabs Inc matrix solubilization solution was added to each well of cells (Cell Biolabs; Cat#: CBA-135). Colonies were resuspended in OSE media and plated at very low density on 15cm plates. Individual, distinct colonies growing on 15cm plates were picked and cultured independently. Sterile filter paper was soaked in trypsin and was used to pick individual colonies from plates. Picked colonies were added to 24-well plates and were passaged using OSE culturing methodology. Brightfield images of culture wells were taken using a Nikon SMZ1500 microscope and Nikon Digital Sight DS-Fi1 camera system at 2x magnification. 10x and 20x images were taken using a Nikon TMS-F microscope and Moticam 2300 3.0MP Live Resolution camera system.
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Surveyor Mutagenesis Assay for Vector Validation

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The Surveyor mutagenesis assay was used to validate activity of some vectors (Figure S3). OSE cells were transduced with Trp53-targeting LentiCRISPRs because OSN2 cells lack Trp53 alleles. OSN2 cells were transduced with redesigned LentiCRISPRs intended to replace non-functional constructs. Briefly, LentiCRISPR target sites were PCR-amplified in transduced (edited) and untransduced (control) OSE cells (Supplemental Table 2). Amplicons from control and edited cells were mixed in Transformation was monitored for one week, and colonies were collected via the manufacturer's instructions. In short, Cell Biolabs Inc matrix solubilization solution was added to each well of cells (Cell Biolabs; Cat#: CBA-135). Colonies were resuspended in OSE media and plated at very low density on 15cm plates. Individual, distinct colonies growing on 15cm plates were picked and cultured independently. Sterile filter paper was soaked in trypsin and was used to pick individual colonies from plates.
Picked colonies were added to 24-well plates and were passaged using OSE culturing methodology. Brightfield images of culture wells were taken using a Nikon SMZ1500 microscope and Nikon Digital Sight DS-Fi1 camera system at 2x magnification. 10x and 20x images were taken using a Nikon TMS-F microscope and Moticam 2300 3.0MP Live Resolution camera system.
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