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共聚焦激光扫描显微镜以高空间分辨率、非介入无损伤性连续光学切片、实时动态观察等优越性,应用于生物医学众多领域中。本文主要论述共聚焦激光扫描显微镜在发育生物学中的应用。 相似文献
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激光扫描共聚焦显微镜在植物学中的应用 总被引:7,自引:0,他引:7
激光扫描共聚焦显微镜(LSCM)是普通光学显微镜与激光和计算机及其相应的软件技术组合的产物,实现了连续光学切片,能在亚细胞水平观察细胞骨架的动态变化、细胞内特异蛋白、钙等离子的变化,并结合电生理等技术观察细胞生理活动与细胞形态及运动变化的相互关系。并广泛应用于生物三维结构重组及动态分析。本文综述了应用激光扫描共聚焦显微镜技术在植物细胞学、植物发育、组织化学以及基因表达、检测等领域取得的进展。 相似文献
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激光扫描共聚焦显微镜系统及其在细胞生物学中的应用 总被引:13,自引:1,他引:13
激光扫描共聚焦显微镜是近十年发展起来的医学图象分析仪器,现已广泛应用于荧光定量测量、共焦图象分析、三维图象重建、活细胞动力学参数监测和胞间通讯研究等方面。其性能为普通光学显微镜质的飞跃,是电子显微镜的一个补充。本文以美国Meridian公司的ACASULTIMA312为例简要介绍了激光扫描共聚焦显微镜系统的结构、功能和生物学应用前景。 相似文献
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激光扫描共聚焦显微镜与普通光学显微镜相比,其分辨率高,同时具有可对样品进行非侵入性无损伤断层扫描,以及对样品形貌进行三维成建等特点,因此,可作为研究晶体生长强有利的工具。本文介绍了其在定量测量晶体的个数,重组三维图像以获得晶体生长的过程信息及测定晶体生长台阶动态变化等方面的应用。还对激光扫描共聚焦显微镜在晶体生长研究的其它方面应用前景作了展望。 相似文献
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激光扫描共聚焦显微镜可用于固定样品和活细胞样品的成像,近年来得到了广泛的应用。本文介绍了激光扫描共聚焦显微镜的基本原理及其在活细胞成像中的应用,并以FV10-ASW Viewer4.2软件为例,从扫描速度、分辨率、降噪、光电倍增调节、多参数协同优化、成像质量评估、图像后期处理等多个角度总结了激光扫描共聚焦活细胞成像系统的方法优化和推荐参数设置。本文的工作可以为活细胞实验提供一定参考。 相似文献
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Evaluation of confocal microscopy system performance 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
BACKGROUND: The confocal laser scanning microscope (CLSM) has been used by scientists to visualize three-dimensional (3D) biological samples. Although this system involves lasers, electronics, optics, and microscopes, there are few published tests that can be used to assess the performance of this equipment. Usually the CLSM is assessed by subjectively evaluating a biological/histological test slide for image quality. Although there is a use for the test slide, there are many other components in the CLSM that need to be assessed. It would be useful if tests existed that produced reference values for machine performance. The aim of this research was to develop quality assurance tests to ensure that the CLSM was stable while delivering reproducible intensity measurements with excellent image quality. METHODS: Our ultimate research objective was to quantify fluorescence using a CLSM. To achieve this goal, it is essential that the CLSM be stable while delivering known parameters of performance. Using Leica TCS-SP1 and TCS-4D systems, a number of tests have been devised to evaluate equipment performance. Tests measuring dichroic reflectivity, field illumination, lens performance, laser power output, spectral registration, axial resolution, laser stability, photomultiplier tube (PMT) reliability, and system noise were either incorporated from the literature or derived in our laboratory to measure performance. These tests are also applicable to other manufacturer's systems with minor modifications. RESULTS: A preliminary report from our laboratory has addressed a number of the QA issues necessary to achieve CLSM performance. This report extends our initial work on the evaluation of CLSM system performance. Tests that were described previously have been modified and new tests involved in laser stability and sensitivity are described. The QA tests on the CLSM measured laser power, PMT function, dichroic reflection, spectral registration, axial registration, system noise and sensitivity, lens performance, and laser stability. Laser power stability varied between 3% and 30% due to various factors, which may include incompatibility of the fiber-optic polarization with laser polarization, thermal instability of the acoustical optical transmission filter (AOTF), and laser noise. The sensitivity of the system was measured using a 10-microm Spherotech bead and the PMTs were assessed with the CV concept (image noise). The maximum sensitivity obtainable on our TCS-SP1 system measured on the 10-microm Spherotech beads was approximately 4% for 488 nm, 2.5% for 568 nm, 20% for 647 nm, and 19% for 365 nm laser light. The values serve as a comparison to test machine sensitivity from the same or different manufacturers. CONCLUSIONS: QA tests are described on the CLSM to assess performance and ensure that reproducing data are obtained. It is suggested strongly that these tests be used in place of a biological/histological sample to evaluate system performance. The tests are more specific and can recognize instrument functionality and problems better than a biological/histological sample. Utilization of this testing approach will eliminate the subjective assessment of the CLSM and may allow the data from different machines to be compared. These tests are essential if one is interested in making intensity measurements on experimental samples as well as obtaining the best signal detection and image resolution from a CLSM. Published 2001 Wiley-Liss, Inc. 相似文献
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Confocal fluorescence microscopy of plant cells 总被引:14,自引:0,他引:14
Summary The confocal laser scanning microscope (CLSM) has become a vital instrument for the examination of subcellular structure, especially in fluorescently stained cells. Because of its ability to markedly reduce out-of-focus flare, when compared to the conventional wide-field fluorescence microscope, the CLSM provides a substantial improvement in resolution along the z axis and permits optical sectioning of cells. These developments have been particularly helpful for the investigation of plant cells and tissues, which because of their shape, size, and optical properties have been difficult to analyze at high resolution by conventional means. We review the contribution that the CLSM has made to the study of plant cells. We first consider the principle of operation of the CLSM, including a discussion of image processing, and of lasers and appropriate fluorescent dyes. We then summarize several studies of both fixed and live plant cells in which the instrument has provided new or much clearer information about cellular substructure than has been possible heretofore. Attention is given to the visualization of different components, including especially the cytoskeleton, endomembranes, nuclear components, and relevant ions, and their changes in relationship to physiological and developmental processes. We conclude with an effort to anticipate advances in technology that will improve and extend the performance of the CLSM. In addition to the usual bibliography, we provide internet addresses for information about the CLSM. 相似文献
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Jones CW Smolinski D Keogh A Kirk TB Zheng MH 《Progress in histochemistry and cytochemistry》2005,40(1):1-71
Confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) is a type of high-resolution fluorescence microscopy that overcomes the limitations of conventional widefield microscopy and facilitates the generation of high-resolution 3D images from relatively thick sections of tissue. As a comparatively non-destructive imaging technique, CLSM facilitates the in situ characterization of tissue microstructure. Images generated by CLSM have been utilized for the study of articular cartilage, bone, muscle, tendon, ligament and menisci by the foremost research groups in the field of orthopaedics including those teams headed by Bush, Errington, Guilak, Hall, Hunziker, Knight, Mow, Poole, Ratcliffe and White. Recent evolutions in techniques and technologies have facilitated a relatively widespread adoption of this imaging modality, with increased "user friendliness" and flexibility. Applications of CLSM also exist in the rapidly advancing field of orthopaedic implants and in the investigation of joint lubrication. 相似文献
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The combination of a hydrophilic embedding resin, Nanoplast, with fluorescent probes, and subsequent imaging using two-photon
and confocal laser scanning microscopy (2P-LSM and CLSM) has allowed in imaging of the in situ microspatial arrangements of
microbial cells and their extracellular polymeric secretion (EPS) within marine stromatolites. Optical sectioning by 2P-LSM
and CLSM allowed imaging of endolithic cyanobacteria cells, Solentia sp., seen within carbonate sand grains. 2P-LSM allowed very clear imaging with a high resolution of bacteria using DAPI,
which normally require UV excitation and reduced photo-bleaching of fluorescent probes. 相似文献
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Axially‐confined in vivo single‐cell labeling by primed conversion using blue and red lasers with conventional confocal microscopes
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Atsushi Taniguchi Yukiko Kimura Ikue Mori Shigenori Nonaka Shin‐ichi Higashijima 《Development, growth & differentiation》2017,59(9):741-748
Green‐to‐red photoconvertible fluorescent proteins have been found to undergo efficient photoconversion by a new method termed primed conversion that uses dual wave‐length illumination with blue and red/near‐infrared light. By modifying a confocal laser‐scanning microscope (CLSM) such that two laser beams only meet at the focal plane, confined photoconversion at the axial dimension has been achieved. The necessity of this custom modification to the CLSM, however, has precluded the wide‐spread use of this method. Here, we investigated whether spatially‐restricted primed conversion could be achieved with CLSM without any hardware modification. We found that the primed conversion of Dendra2 using a conventional CLSM with two visible lasers (473 nm and 635 nm) and a high NA objective lens (NA, 1.30) resulted in dramatic restriction of photoconversion volume: half‐width half‐maximum for the axial dimension was below 5 μm, which is comparable to the outcome of the original method that used the microscope modification. As a proof of this method's effectiveness, we used this technique in living zebrafish embryos and succeeded in revealing the complex anatomy of individual neurons packed between neighboring cells. Because unmodified CLSMs are widely available, this method can be widely applicable for labeling cells with single‐cell resolution. 相似文献
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Confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) has become an exciting new instrument because of its increased resolution over
conventional wide-field microscopy and its high performance three-dimensional (3D) optical sectioning. Although CLSM has been
used extensively in cell biology, few applications have been reported in routine clinical pathology. In this study, 3D reconstruction
was performed on routine formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissues of normal mammary duct, simple ductal hyperplasia, intraductal
papillary hyperplasia, ductal carcinoma in situ, invasive carcinoma, and lymph node metastatic carcinomas of the human breast
by using computer-assisted CLSM in conjunction with a 3D reconstruction software package (microVoxel). The selected specimens
were sectioned at 30 μm, mounted on glass slides, and stained with the DNA fluorescent probe, YOYO-1 iodide. The nuclear DNA
and chromatin texture were clearly demonstrated after pretreatment with RNAase and hydrolysis with 2 N HCl. High quality 3D
images were obtained by processing the optical section stacks with volume render and surface display parameters in microVoxel.
3D morphologic characteristics of different breast lesions were examined in various orientations by angular image rotation.
The clearly benign lesions (simple ductal hyperplasia and intraductal papillary hyperplasia) revealed similar 3D morphologic
features, including: (1) smooth nuclear surface and homogeneous chromatin fluorescence intensity; (2) hyperplastic cell nuclei
showing similar shape and volume; and (3) clear-cut margin of basement membrane defined by spindle-shaped myocytes of the
ductal outer layer. In contrast, carcinomas displayed remarkably different features in 3D morphology, including: (1) irregular
nuclear surface; (2) marked nuclear pleomorphism (irregular, angulated and indented shape of nuclear volume); (3) irregular
and coarse chromatin texture; (4) chaotic arrangement of tumor cell nuclei; and (5) absence of myocytes, indicating no clear
margin at the site of infiltration of cancer cells. In conclusion, nuclear structure, specifically demonstrated by CLSM of
YOYO-1 iodide fluorescently stained cells, used in tandem with 3D volume morphologic reconstruction, may provide a useful
research diagnostic tool in pathology.
Accepted: 7 November 1996 相似文献
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Beliën JA van Ginkel HA Tekola P Ploeger LS Poulin NM Baak JP van Diest PJ 《Cytometry》2002,49(1):12-21
BACKGROUND: Confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) presents the opportunity to perform three-dimensional (3D) DNA content measurements on intact cells in thick histological sections. So far, these measurements have been performed manually, which is quite time-consuming. METHODS: In this study, an intuitive contour-based segmentation algorithm for automatic 3D CLSM image cytometry of nuclei in thick histological sections is presented. To evaluate the segmentation algorithm, we measured the DNA content and volume of human liver and breast cancer nuclei in 3D CLSM images. RESULTS: A high percentage of nuclei could be segmented fully automatically (e.g., human liver, 92%). Comparison with (time-consuming) interactive measurements on the same CLSM images showed that the results were well correlated (liver, r = 1.00; breast, r = 0.92). CONCLUSIONS: Automatic 3D CLSM image cytometry enables measurement of volume and DNA content of large numbers of nuclei in thick histological sections within an acceptable time. This makes large-scale studies feasible, whereby the advantages of CLSM can be exploited fully. The intuitive modular segmentation algorithm presented in this study detects and separates overlapping objects, also in two-dimensional (2D) space. Therefore, this algorithm may also be suitable for other applications. 相似文献
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Novel methodology utilizing confocal laser scanning microscopy for systematic analysis in arthropods (Insecta) 总被引:2,自引:1,他引:1
The use of confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) for imagingarthropod structures has the potential to profoundly impactthe systematics of this group. Three-dimensional visualizationof CLSM data provides high-fidelity, detailed images of minusculestructures unobtainable by traditional methods (for example,hand illustration, bright-field light microscopy, scanning electronmicroscopy). A CLSM data set consists of a stack of 2-D images("optical slices") collected from a transparent, fluorescentspecimen of suitable thickness. Small arthropod structures areparticularly well suited for CLSM imaging owing to the autofluorescentnature of their tissues. Here, we document the practical aspectsof a methodology developed for obtaining image stacks via CLSMfrom autofluorescent insect cuticular structures. 相似文献
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Rosmarie Suetterlin Werner Baschong R Hubert Laeng 《The journal of histochemistry and cytochemistry》2004,52(3):347-354
Spatial analysis of the histoarchitecture and photographic documentation at high resolution are the principal advantages of confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) over conventional fluorescence microscopy (CFM) if combined with appropriate software. Restrictions for the use of CFM and CLSM, on the other hand, include nonspecific background fluorescence, fading of photolabile fluorochromes, and both tissue-specific and fixation-induced autofluorescence. Most of those shortcomings can now be avoided. Autofluorescence, the most limiting factor of high-resolution CLSM, was recently controlled also for paraffin sections of archival formaldehyde-fixed tissues. This allowed the present study on cytoskeletal fibers and extracellular matrix proteins in both neoplastic cells of myeloproliferative disorders and in medullary stromal cells using CLSM under proper autofluorescence control. By multiple fluorescence labeling, we found that the intracellular smooth muscle alpha-actin (SMA) fibers and the two extracellular adhesive matrix proteins tenascin and fibronectin vary in their presence in stromal and/or myeloid cells according to the degree of bone marrow fibrosis in chronic myeloproliferative disorders (CMPDs). CLSM offers further insight in our attempts to understand a complex interplay between the two cellular compartments. 相似文献