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Live Cell Fluorescence Imaging

Presented by: Nicholas Beavers – Media Cybernetics, Inc.

Welcome to

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Goals

Understand how to…

1. Select and Set up a Camera

2. Set up the Optics and peripheral Hardware

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Goals cont…

3. Use Software Options utilizing Media Cybernetics InVivo

4. Acquire Live Cell Examples

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Goals cont…

Live Cell Examples:

• Time Lapse and Burst Movies

• 3D Image Stacks

• Multi-Position Images using your:• Slide• Well Plate• Cell Chamber

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Goals cont…

Live Cell Examples:

• Multi-Channel Images

• Triggering and Signaling

Merged using ImagePro Plus

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1) Setup the Camera

When selecting a camera for Live Cell Imaging be sure to check for…

1. Sensitivity: Quantum Efficiency at the Spectral Range (Emissions) you will be using.

• QE: Photon to Electron Conversion

• Spectral Range

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CCD

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2. Linearity: Converting CAPTURED photons into MEASURED gray level.

3. Dynamic range: The number of gray levels in an image or the potential number capable of being recorded by a camera.

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4. Low Noise: System noise refers to electrons in the CCD signal that have their origins in sources other than the object photons.

Signal-to-Noise Ratio

Object Signal

Noise of Surrounding Background

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5. External triggering: Important for synchronizing your camera with an external device.

6. Full support by the host software: Before purchasing a camera be sure your software package will support it.

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Camera Setup

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2) Set up the Optics & Hardware

Important to Note:

• Hardware controlled via the software meansrapid transition between settings.

• i.e., Motorized filter wheels controlled via InVivo will lower exposure time and save your specimen from harmful light.

• Keep filter wheel positions close.

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Micro-Environmental Hardware:

•A must in Live Cell Imaging.

•Compatible with the microscope optics.

•Provide the physiological needs of the specimen.

•A few recommendations for micro-environmental control…

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2) Setup the Optics & Hardware cont…

1) Delta T Dish 2) Bioptechs FCS2

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2) Setup the Optics & Hardware cont…

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4) Stable Z3) Lens Warmer

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Setup Optics & Hardware

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3) Use Software Options

There are universal software tools to aidLive Cell Imaging…

•Flat Field Correction

o Used on an image with shading error across the image background.

o The flat field image (dark image) is taken from a featureless background region in the specimen.

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3) Software Options cont…

1. (Raw – Dark) = Corrected Raw(Flat – Dark) = Corrected Flat

(Corrected Raw) / (Corrected Flat)= Resultant Image

2. (Raw/Flat) x (Average of Flat) = Resultant Image

o Result: Even illumination across the image.

Demo in Image Pro

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3) Software Options cont…

Acquisition Types to choose from:

1. Time Lapse and Burst

2. 3D Stacks

3. Multi-Positiono Slideo Well Plateo Cell Chamber

Z

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3) Software Options cont…

Acquisition Types to choose from:

4. Multi-Channel

5. Triggering and Signaling

Demo in Image Pro

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4) Acquire Live Cell Examples

• High Speed Single-probe and multiple-probe fluorescence imaging

• 3D stack acquisition

• 3D time-lapse of a single fluorescent probe

• 3D time-lapse of multiple fluorescent probes

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4) Acquire Live Cell Examples cont…

• 5D acquisitiono 3D stack, Multicolor, Time-lapse

• Slide & Well plate Navigation

• Triggered acquisition dependent on changes in intensities

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4) Acquire Live Cell Examples cont…

Examples

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Review

1. Setup the Camera1. Sensitivity2. Linearity3. Dynamic range4. Low Noise5. External Triggering6. Full support by Software

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3. Setup the Optics & Hardware1. Delta T Open and Closed Dish2. Bioptechs FCS2 & 33. Objective Warmer4. Stable Z for Petri Plates

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Review cont…

3. Use Software Options1. Divide by Flat field2. Time Lapse and Burst Movies3. 3D Stacks4. Multi position Acquisitions5. Multi Channel6. Triggering and Signaling

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Review cont…

4. Acquire Live Cell Images1. High Speed Single-probe and multiple-probe

fluorescence imaging2. 3D stack acquisition3. 3D time-lapse of a single fluorescent probe4. 3D time-lapse of multiple fluorescent probes5. 5D acquisition6. Slide & Well plate Navigation7. Triggered acquisition dependent on changes in

intensities

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Live Cell Fluorescence Imaging

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Presented by: Nicholas Beavers- Media Cybernetics, Inc.

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