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Axiovert z1 microscope

Manufactured by Zeiss
Sourced in Germany

The Axiovert Z1 is a research-grade inverted microscope designed for a variety of applications in life sciences. It features a motorized Z-drive and autofocus capabilities to provide precise focus control. The microscope is equipped with LED illumination and can be configured with various objectives and camera systems to suit different imaging requirements.

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Immunohistochemical Analysis of Organoids

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Organoids were formalin-fixed and embedded as previously described11 (link). IHC on sections of organoids and first-trimester placentas was performed using A.Menarini heat-induced epitope retrieval buffers and Vectastain avidin-biotin-HRP reagents as previously described11 (link). Primary antibodies (Supplementary Table 3) were replaced with equivalent concentrations of isotype-matched mouse or rabbit IgG for controls. Images were captured with a Zeiss Axiovert Z1 microscope and Axiovision imaging software SE64 V4.8.
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Immunohistochemical Analysis of Organoids

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Organoids were formalin-fixed and embedded as previously described11 (link). IHC on sections of organoids and first-trimester placentas was performed using A.Menarini heat-induced epitope retrieval buffers and Vectastain avidin-biotin-HRP reagents as previously described11 (link). Primary antibodies (Supplementary Table 3) were replaced with equivalent concentrations of isotype-matched mouse or rabbit IgG for controls. Images were captured with a Zeiss Axiovert Z1 microscope and Axiovision imaging software SE64 V4.8.
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High-resolution TIRF Microscopy Setup

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The microscope setup uses a Zeiss Axiovert Z1 microscope chassis and a 100 ×1.45 NA Plan-apochromat objective lens. TIRF was achieved by coupling 488/561/637 nm lasers to an iLas2 targeted laser illumination system (BioVision, Inc) equipped with 360° TIRF. The objective was heated to 35°C with a CU-501 Chamlide lens warmer (Live Cell Instrument). Data were also acquired with a customized Zeiss Axio Observer seven equipped with a Laser TIRF III and 405/488/561/638 nm lasers, Alpha Plan-Apo 100 ×/1.46Oil DIC M27, and Objective Heater 25.5/33 S1. Images on both systems were recorded on a Prime 95B CMOS camera (Photometrics) with a pixel size of 107 nm.
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Clonal Organoid Formation Assay

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Organoids were processed in the same way as for organoid formation efficiency assay. Cells were then plated using limiting dilution assay technique to have approximately 1 cell per 2.5 μL Matrigel drop. The drops were plated onto gridded 35 mm ibidi glass bottom dishes (Thermo Scientific, 81148) and overlayed with 1.2 mL of ExM. ExM was supplemented with 10 μM Y-27632 (Merck, 688000) for first 3 d of culture. Drops were screened and the relative positions of the drops containing one cell were stored using the Axiovision image software V4.8 and cells were imaged in phase contrast every 2 d using the Zeiss Axiovert Z1 microscope and Axio Observer software.
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Axiovert Z1 Microscope Imaging Protocol

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Imaging data were collected on Axiovert Z1 microscope (ZEISS), using ZEISS ZEN blue edition software.
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Clonal Organoid Formation Assay

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Organoids were processed in the same way as for organoid formation efficiency assay. Cells were then plated using limiting dilution assay technique to have approximately 1 cell per 2.5 μL Matrigel drop. The drops were plated onto gridded 35 mm ibidi glass bottom dishes (Thermo Scientific, 81148) and overlayed with 1.2 mL of ExM. ExM was supplemented with 10 μM Y-27632 (Merck, 688000) for first 3 d of culture. Drops were screened and the relative positions of the drops containing one cell were stored using the Axiovision image software V4.8 and cells were imaged in phase contrast every 2 d using the Zeiss Axiovert Z1 microscope and Axio Observer software.
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Time-lapse Scratch Wound Assay

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Cells were seeded into 12-well plates and grown to 90–100 % confluence. A sterilized micro-pipette tip was used to generate a scratch across the cell layer. Cells at multiple points along the scratch were imaged every 15 min over a 48 h period using time-lapse microscopy using a Zeiss AxioVert Z1 microscope. Images were captured at 100× magnification. Cell migration measurements were made using NIH imageJ software.
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Histopathological Analysis of Embryo Sections

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The histopathological analysis was performed under a brightfield microscope with embryo trunks cleaved transversely in 3 mm sequential sections and separated from the head, wings and legs. Membranes were cleaved in regions defined by quadrants. All samples were fixed in Carson`s formalin-Millonig for 48 hours [11 (link)] and processed according to standard histological techniques for paraffin embedding. At least three sections (5 μm thick) from each block were stained with hematoxylin-eosin [12 ] and analyzed under an Axiovert Z1 microscope (Carl Zeiss, Germany) equipped with an mRC5 Axiocam digital camera (Carl Zeiss, Germany).
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In Situ Hybridization for LRIG1 and AXIN2

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ISH for LRIG1 and AXIN2 were performed on 4 μm thick paraffin sections using RNAscope 2.0 High definition assay (Advanced Cell Diagnostics) following the manufacturer’s instructions. Briefly, the tissue sections were baked at 60 °C for 1 h and dewaxed with xylene, cleared in 100% ethanol and airdried. For tissue sections, the slides were treated according to the standard protocol: 10 min in Pretreat buffer 1, 15 min in Pretreat buffer 2 and 30 min at 37°C in Pretreat buffer 3. For organoid sections, milder treatments were necessary to avoid non-specific signal: Pretreat 2 for 5 min and Pretreat 3 for 15 min. Sections were then incubated with LRIG1 probe (Cat. no. 407421) or AXIN2 (Cat. no. 400241), positive control probe PPIB (Cat. no. 313901), negative control probe dapB (Cat no. 310043) for 2 h at 40°C. Positive and negative controls were performed for each sample. For the visualization of signal, the samples were incubated using the amplification kit and then treated with DAB for 10 min. Sections were then dehydrated, mounted in DPX (Sigma, 44581) and imaged using Zeiss Axiovert Z1 microscope and Axiovision imaging software SE64 V4.8.
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Trophoblast Organoid Imaging Protocol

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Trophoblast organoids or placental villous explants embedded in 300uL of Matrigel in 35mm ibidi μ-dishes were imaged in phase-contrast and across several z-stacks on a Zeiss Axiovert Z1 microscope with the multidimensional imaging function of the Axio Observer software Axiovision image software V4.8. The images were compiled into a single movie by using the extended focus wavelet function.
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