SIM was performed using a v4 DeltaVision OMX 3D-SIM system fitted with a Blaze module (Applied Precision, GE Healthcare, Issaquah, USA) with lasers used to illuminate samples. For each Z-slice (0.125 nm), images were taken in five phase shifts and three angles. To reconstruct images, the software Softworx (GE Healthcare, Issaquah, USA) was used with optimisation for a 1.516 immersion oil. The same software was used for deconvolution and image alignment.
Super-Resolution Imaging of Cells
SIM was performed using a v4 DeltaVision OMX 3D-SIM system fitted with a Blaze module (Applied Precision, GE Healthcare, Issaquah, USA) with lasers used to illuminate samples. For each Z-slice (0.125 nm), images were taken in five phase shifts and three angles. To reconstruct images, the software Softworx (GE Healthcare, Issaquah, USA) was used with optimisation for a 1.516 immersion oil. The same software was used for deconvolution and image alignment.
Corresponding Organization : University of Sheffield
Variable analysis
- SIM (Structured Illumination Microscopy) technique
- Imaging of fixed cells
- Coverslips (High-precision, 1.5H, 22 ± 22 mm, 170 ± 5 mm, Marienfeld) sonicated in 1 M KOH for 15 min before being washed and then incubated in poly-L-Lysine solution for 30 min
- Fixed cells (suspended in water) dried onto coverslips and mounted with SlowFade™ Gold antifade reagent (Thermo Fisher Scientific)
- SIM performed using a v4 DeltaVision OMX 3D-SIM system fitted with a Blaze module (Applied Precision, GE Healthcare, Issaquah, USA) with lasers used to illuminate samples
- For each Z-slice (0.125 nm), images taken in five phase shifts and three angles
- Softworx (GE Healthcare, Issaquah, USA) used for image reconstruction, deconvolution, and alignment
- Positive control: Not explicitly mentioned
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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