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Fv1000mpe confocal imaging system

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The FV1000MPE is a confocal imaging system designed for high-resolution, multi-photon microscopy. It features a compact, modular design and offers advanced functionality for imaging biological samples.

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Quantifying IL-12+ Cell Populations

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Images were acquired on an FV1000MPE confocal imaging system (Olympus). Pacific Blue, GFP/YFP, mApple, and VivoTag 680 (VT680) were excited sequentially using 405, 473, 559, and 635 nm diode lasers and BA430‐455, BA490‐540, BA575‐620, and BA655‐755 emission filters with SDM473, SDM560, and SDM640 beam splitters. Images were pseudo‐colored and processed in FIJI (ImageJ, NIH) by adjusting brightness/contrast, creating z‐projections of image stacks and performing a rolling ball background subtraction. To quantify IL‐12hi cell populations, the mApple channel was subtracted from YFP, automated thresholding was applied by the RenyiEntropy method, and ROIs were automatically generated for the corresponding masked image. Cell densities were normalized to pre‐treatment conditions.
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Intravital Imaging of Tumors in Arg1-eYFP Mice

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We used the dorsal skinfold chamber to image tumor cells in Arg1-eYFP mice. For MC38-H2B-mApple and EL4-H2B-mApple tumors, 106 cells were injected in the fascia. Mice were monitored daily for 8 days prior to imaging. Where indicated, mice were injected i.v. with a Pacific Blue-labeled dextran nanoparticle (containing 1 nmol Pacific Blue dye) for TAM labeling or Pacific Blue-labeled 500 kDa amino-dextran (containing 56 nmol Pacific Blue dye) for vascular labeling 48 . Mice were anesthetized (2% isoflurane in oxygen) and immobilized on a custom heating platform to maintain body temperature and minimize motion artifacts. Imaging was performed with an Olympus FV1000MPE confocal imaging system and an XLUMPLFL 20x water immersion objective (NA 0.95; Olympus America). Pacific Blue, YFP and mApple were imaged sequentially using 405-nm, 473-nm and 559-nm light sources and BA430-455, BA490-540, and BA575-620 emission filters, along with DM405/473/559 nm dichroic beam splitters (Olympus America). Excised organs were also imaged on this microscope, but for these experiments Arg1-eYFP mice were injected 2.5 h prior with 75 μL of 10 kDa dextran-Cascade Blue (ThermoFisher), and 5 min prior with rhodamine-lectin (Vector Labs) for vascular labeling.
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Multimodal Imaging of IL-12 Expression

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Images were acquired on an FV1000MPE confocal imaging system (Olympus)(Pittet et al., 2018 (link)). Pacific Blue, GFP/YFP, mApple and VivoTag 680 (VT680) were excited sequentially using 405, 473, 559 and 635 nm diode lasers and BA430– 455, BA490–540, BA575–620 and BA655–755 emission filters with SDM473, SDM560 and SDM640 beam splitters. Examination was performed in dorsal skinfold window chambers implanted in p40-IRES-eYFP IL-12 reporter mice(Reinhardt et al., 2006 (link)). IL-12 expression was examined at baseline (preceding treatment) and at 24 hr following treatment. Pacific Blue-dextran was used to label myeloid cells. This dextran conjugate was prepared by reacting Pacific Blue succinimidyl ester dye (Thermo) with amino dextran 10,000 MW (Thermo), as done previously(Rodell et. al., 2018 ).
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