Inspector software
The Inspector software is an image acquisition and analysis tool developed by Abberior. It is designed to control and operate various microscope systems and acquire high-quality images. The software provides a user-friendly interface for controlling the microscope hardware, configuring imaging parameters, and processing the acquired data. The core function of the Inspector software is to facilitate the efficient capture and management of microscopic images.
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Multimodal Microscopy for Cellular Imaging
Super-Resolution Microscopy Setup
High-Resolution Imaging of Mitotic Spindle
Immunolabelling was performed with the following primary antibodies: rabbit anti-CENP-E (1:25), rabbit anti-KIF4A (1:50; PA5-30492), rat anti-tyrosinated tubulin (1:100) and guinea pig anti-CENP-C (1:500), fluorescently labelled secondary antibodies anti-rabbit 580 STED (1:100; Abberior), anti-rat STAR RED (1:100, Abberior) and anti-guinea pig Alexa Fluor-488 (1:1000, Thermo Fisher Scientific) and DAPI (1 µg/mL) as DNA counterstain.CH-STED microscopy was performed as described previously (Pereira et al., 2019) . An Abberior Instruments 'Expert Line' gated-STED was used coupled to a Nikon Ti microscope with 60x 1.4NA Plan-Apo objective (Nikon, Lambda Series) oil-immersion, pinhole size of 0.8 Airy units, 40 MHz modulated excitation (405, 488, 560 and 640nm) and depletion (775nm) lasers. Abberior's Inspector software was used to control the acquisition process. CH-STED was always acquired after 2D-STED (and z-STED) acquisitions to avoid artifacts caused by photo-bleaching. siControl (49, 5), STLC (31, 3), siKIF15 (39, 3), siKID (32, 3), siKIF4A (28, 3), siKIF2A (36, 3), siCLASPs (21, 2), GSK923295 (44, 3); -monopolar spindles: siControl (35, 3), siKIF15 (44, 3), siKID (38, 3), siKIF4A (44, 3), siKIF2A (38, 3) , siCLASPs (12, 2), GSK923295 (33, 3). P-values were calculated using one-way ANOVA. n.s. -not significant, **** P ≤ 0.0001. N (number of cells, number of independent experiments): siControl (49, 5), siNDC80 (59, 6), siNDC80 + siKIF4A (41, 3), siNDC80 + STLC (bipol.) (28, 3), siNDC80 + siKIF15 (36, 4), siNDC80 + siCLASPs (33, 3), siNDC80 + siKIF2A (38, 4) , siNDC80 + GSK923295 (38, 3), early prometaphase (23, 3), early prometaphase + GSK923295 (28, 3). P-values were calculated using transfected with control or HSET 3′UTR-targeting siRNAs and co-transfected with the RNAiresistant GFP-HSET constructs. Expression levels of HSET was observed using anti-HSET antibody with α-tubulin serving as a loading control.
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