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Cfi apo 60 1.49 objective

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The CFI Apo 60x 1.49 objective is a high-magnification, high-numerical aperture objective lens designed for advanced microscopy applications. It features a 60x magnification and a numerical aperture of 1.49, providing excellent optical performance and resolution.

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Live-Cell Imaging of Axonal Transport

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For live imaging, cells were maintained in Hibernate E medium without phenol red (Brain-Bits). Images were acquired using a microscope (model Ti-E; Nikon) equipped with a spinning-disk confocal-head (model CSUW1, Yokogawa), and images were captured with an sCMOS camera (Zyla, Andor). KIF3AB and KIF3AC images were acquired with an Andor Dragonfly built on a Ti2 (Nikon) with a CFI Apo 60× 1.49 objective (Nikon) and captured with an sCMOS camera (Zyla 4.2+, Andor). The entire imaging stage and objectives were maintained at 37°C in a warmed enclosure (full lexan incubation ensemble; OkoLab). A Plan-Apo 100× 1.49 NA objective (Nikon) was used with 2 × 2 binning to acquire image streams. During image acquisition, z-axis movement was controlled by the Perfect Focus system on the Ti-E microscope (Nikon). Recordings were acquired at two frames per second. For further details, see Kaech et al.82 Axons were identified with anti-neurofascin antibody (NeuroMab, Cat #: 75–027) conjugated to CF405 (Mix-n-Stain CF405S Antibody Labeling Kit; Biotum, Cat#: 92231) in the imaging medium. Cells expressing constructs with HaloTag were treated with 50 nM Janelia Farm 549 dye18 (link) for 10 minutes and washed with conditioned medium for 10 minutes prior to imaging.
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Live Imaging of Axonal Transport

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Most images and all movies were acquired with an Andor Dragonfly built on a Ti2 (Nikon) with a CFI Apo 60× 1.49 objective (Nikon) and two sCMOS cameras (Zyla 4.2+; Andor). The imaging stage, microscope objectives, and cell sample were kept at 37°C in a warmed enclosure (full lexan incubation ensemble; OkoLab). The z-axis movement was controlled by the Perfect Focus System on the Ti-E microscope (Nikon). Live movies were recorded for 30 s at two frames per second. Axons were identified with an anti-neurofascin antibody (NeuroMab, Cat#: 75-027) conjugated to CF405 (Mix-n-Stain CF405S Antibody Labeling Kit; Biotum, Cat#: 92231) in the imaging medium.
SA uptake experiments (Figure 2, C–E) were acquired using a Zeiss Axio Imager Z1 microscope (Carl Zeiss) equipped with an Axiocam 506 mono.
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Live Cell Imaging of Axons and Endocytic Trafficking

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For live imaging, cells were maintained in Hibernate E medium without phenol red (Brain-Bits). Images and movies were acquired using a microscope with an Andor Dragonfly built on a Ti2 (Nikon) with a CFI Apo 60× 1.49 objective (Nikon) and two sCMOS cameras (Zyla 4.2+, Andor). The imaging stage, microscope objectives, and cell samples were kept at 37°C in a warmed enclosure (full lexan incubation ensemble; OkoLab). During imaging, the z-axis movement was controlled by the Perfect Focus system on the Ti-E microscope (Nikon). Live movies were recorded for 30 seconds at two frames per second.
Axons were identified with anti-neurofascin antibody (NeuroMab, Cat #: 75–027) conjugated to CF405 (Mix-n-Stain CF405S Antibody Labeling Kit; Biotum, Cat# 92231) in the imaging medium. Cells expressing constructs with HaloTag were treated with 50 nM Janelia Fluor 549 dye36 (link) for 10 minutes and washed with the conditioned medium for 10 minutes before imaging. Three-color imaging: Tf555 at 6 µg/mL was maintained in the cellular medium before imaging. HaloTag-myosin Va tail was visualized with 50 nM Janelia Farm 646. Each 500 ms frame includes three pictures: HaloTag-myosin Va and TfR-GFP were imaged simultaneously and Tf555 subsequently.
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