] (10 µM) as the internal standard, and the focus was adjusted using its fluorescence. Images were acquired in tile scan mode with perfect focus. The excitation wavelength and emission filters used were DAPI (Ex. = 405 nm, Em. = 429–474 nm), FITC (Ex. = 488 nm, Em. = 500–550 nm) and Cy3 (Ex. = 561 nm, Em. = 570–616 nm), respectively. Images were taken as sequential acquisition mode.
Multicolor Fluorescence Imaging Protocol
] (10 µM) as the internal standard, and the focus was adjusted using its fluorescence. Images were acquired in tile scan mode with perfect focus. The excitation wavelength and emission filters used were DAPI (Ex. = 405 nm, Em. = 429–474 nm), FITC (Ex. = 488 nm, Em. = 500–550 nm) and Cy3 (Ex. = 561 nm, Em. = 570–616 nm), respectively. Images were taken as sequential acquisition mode.
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Other organizations : The University of Tokyo, Keio University, Nippon Medical School
Variable analysis
- Concentration of sTM
- Fluorescence intensity
- Confocal fluorescence microscope unit (AX, Nikon) with 20× dry objective lens (Plan Apo VC 20×)
- LASER unit (LUA‐S4)
- Detector unit (DUX‐ST)
- Motorized stage
- Excitation wavelengths (405 nm, 488 nm, 561 nm)
- Emission filters (429–474 nm, 500–550 nm, 570–616 nm)
- Tile scan mode with perfect focus
- Sequential acquisition mode
- STM (10 µM) as the internal standard
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