Spinning-Disk Confocal Imaging with Photoactivation

Images were acquired using Quorum WaveFX-X1 spinning-disk confocal
system (Quorum Technologies, Canada) equipped with Mosaic digital mirror for
photoactivation (Andor Technology, Connecticut) and Hamamatsu ImageEM camera
(Bridgewater, New Jersey) as previously described (14 (link)).

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Bakhoum S.F., Kabeche L., Murnane J.P., Zaki B.I, & Compton D.A. (2014). DNA damage response during mitosis induces whole chromosome mis-segregation. Cancer discovery, 4(11), 1281-1289.

Publication 2014

Quorum WaveFX-X1 Mosaic digital mirror forphotoactivation ImageEM camera

Mirror

Corresponding Organization : Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Other organizations : University of California, San Francisco

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Photoactivation

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Spinning-disk confocal system (Quorum WaveFX-X1)
Mosaic digital mirror for photoactivation (Andor Technology)
Hamamatsu ImageEM camera

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No positive or negative controls were explicitly mentioned.

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