Multi photon imaging of thick samples

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Multi photon imaging of thick samples

Hege,

 

Here is my 2 cents.  I have an SP5 with a Mai Tai HP using NDD in complete dark.  For intra-vital of blood vessels (mouse foot) we typically get 300um, in live spinal core, 400-500 and brain, fix & stained 300-400 depending.  I do scan the excitation to determine the optimal excitation wavelength for each flurophore.  For some unknown, at least to me, I have experienced differences in optimal excitation wavelength from system to system.  I complete agree with Guy on the other points.

 

Hope that this helps

 



 

Richard Cole
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