35 mm glass bottom dish
The 35 mm glass-bottom dish is a laboratory equipment designed for cell culture applications. It provides a transparent glass surface for observing and studying cells under a microscope.
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8 protocols using «35 mm glass bottom dish»
Super-resolution Imaging of Glycosyltransferases
Ratiometric Fluorescent Imaging of Ax2 Cells
In the fluorescence imaging, two LED light sources with center wavelengths of 470 nm and 525 nm (SOLIS-470C and SOLIS-525C, Thorlabs, Newton, NJ) were used for the excitation of Flamindo2 and mRFP, respectively. The sample dish was placed in a stage-top chamber at 22 °C and imaged by the AMATERAS1.0 system for 16 h from t = 4 h to t = 20 h. The imaging interval of the image sequence was 30 s, resulting in 1,921 frames for 16 h observation. At each time frame, the fluorescence of Flamindo2 and mRFP were sequentially imaged by switching the LEDs and emission filters. The excitation intensities of the two LEDs were 13.4 mW/cm2 (470 nm) and 15.4 mW/cm2 (525 nm) in the sample plane, respectively. Both fluorescence signals were detected with a 1.3 s exposure with 8 × gain.
Imaging of Calcium Dynamics in HeLa Cells
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