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Picoharp300 dual channel spad system

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The PicoHarp300-Dual Channel SPAD system is a lab equipment product from PicoQuant. It is a high-performance time-correlated single-photon counting (TCSPC) system that provides dual-channel capabilities for single-photon avalanche diode (SPAD) detectors. The PicoHarp300-Dual Channel SPAD system is designed for precise time-resolved measurements and photon correlation experiments.

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2 protocols using picoharp300 dual channel spad system

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FRET-FLIM Imaging of Cellular Dynamics

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FRET-FLIM was performed on a PicoHarp300-Dual Channel SPAD system (PicoQuant) in combination with Nikon A1Rsi microscope and on Leica TCS SP5 X scan head coupled to internal Hybrid (HyD) detector (Becker & Hickl). The excitation pulses were generated by a Picosecond Pulsed Diode Laser LDH-D-C-485 (PicoQuant) and supercontinuum tunable white light laser (488 nm), resulting in excitation pulses of 100 ps at a repetition of 40 MHz. 60×/1.20 water-immersion and 63×/1.20 water-immersion objectives were used. Images with a frame size of 128 × 128 pixels were acquired, and the average count rate was around 104 photons per second for an acquisition time of ±60 s. From the time resolved fluorescence intensity images, the fluorescence decay curves were calculated per pixel and fitted with double-exponential decay model using the SymPhoTime 64 (PicoQuant) and the SPCImage 3.10 software (Becker &Hickl). The fitting procedure was performed without fixing any parameters. Several cells (n > 10) for each sample were analyzed and Student's t-test was used to determine statistical significance of differences between samples (*P < 0.001). Error bars represent standard error of the mean (SEM) (52 (link)).
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Picosecond Pulsed Laser FRET-FLIM Analyses

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The PicoHarp300-Dual Channel SPAD system (PicoQuant) in combination with a Nikon A1Rsi microscope armed with the 40 × /1.25 water-immersion objective was used for FRET-FLIM analyses. The Picosecond Pulsed Diode Laser LDH-D-C-485 and Supercontinuum Tunable White Light Laser (488 nm) were used for generation of 100 ps excitation pulses at a repetition of 40 MHz. Images were of 256 × 256 pixels frame size and collected with an average count rate of around 104 photons per second for 90–120 s. PhoTime 64 (PicoQuant) software was used to calculate fluorescence decay curves for each pixel. The curves were fitted with the double-exponential decay model using default parameters. For each sample, more than 10 cells from at least three biological repeats (independent protoplast isolation and transformation) were used. The results were evaluated with the two-sided Mann–Whitney–Wilcoxon test (P-value < 0.001).
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