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Ex vivo and in vivo multiphoton imaging

Olympus Multiphoton FVMP-RS

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Room: 3029, 3rd floor Vivarium (HUS).

Responsible contact persons: Hege Dale, Emmet MC Cormack

FluoView FVMPE-RS laser scanning multiphoton:

  • FVMPE-RS hybrid scan unit with standard point scanning and resonant galvanometer scanners.
  • 2 non-descanned GaAsp-detectors (NDD) => simultanous two-color imaging. Possible color combinations: Blue (455-490nm)/Green-Yellow (515-560) emission and Green (495-540nm)/Red (575-645) emission.
  • Pulsed laser: Mai Tai DeepSee HP (Spectra Physics), an Ultrafast Ti:Sapphire Laser with Automated Dispersion Compensation. Tuning range: 690-1040 nm. The laser is specifically tailored to the FVMPR-RS sytem.
  • Objective: 25x NA1.05 Olympus (XPLN25XWMP2) with motorized correction collar and 2 mm working distance. Max field of view 505x505 um. Dip-in water immersion.听
  • Gantry frame: Large and flexible stage area suited for both live animals, ex vivo and fixed samples.听

Typical samples for multiphoton imaging:

  • Ex vivo models; explant tissue, organoids, spheroids.
  • 3D-cell culture models.
  • Intravital imaging on living animals through an implanted imaging window or chamber.
  • Thick fixed samles.

Dependent on the texture of the tissue, the real penetraion depth can vary a lot. Many tissue types are highly light scattering, and this has a negative impact on image acquisition in the depth. Tissue clearing can be a solution, however not necessarily straight forward.

For a nice overview on tissue clearing: