Multi-color Super-Resolution Imaging Protocol
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Corresponding Organization : Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development
Other organizations : Kyoto University, Japan Science and Technology Agency, Keio University, Yamaguchi University
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- Excitation with a 488-nm/150-mW diode laser (LM-488-150, Andor)
- Excitation with a 637-nm/140-mW diode laser (LM-637-140, Andor)
- Fluorescence images captured with a charge-coupled device (CCD) camera (iXion Life 888, Andor)
- Spinning disc confocal microscope (
14 (link)) - Fiber coupled (seven-line laser combiner, multimode ×2, single mode ×1; LC-ILE-700-M2-S1, Andor) to a spinning disk confocal unit (CR-DFLY505, Andor) equipped with a multiband dichroic mirror (DFly laser dichroic for 405/488/561/640)
- Fluorescence processed with appropriate filter sets for HMRef (TR-DFLY-F525-050, Andor) and Alexa Fluor 647 (TR-DFLY-F700-075, Andor)
- Images taken using a 60× objective (APON60XOTIRF, numerical aperture (NA) 1.49, Olympus], mounted on an inverted microscope (IX83, Olympus), and equipped with Z-drift compensator (IX3-ZDC2, Olympus)
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