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Imaging Information Guide

GENERAL RULES

Imaging is carried out at a cost. For information on internal and external pricing, please contact the responsible individuals.

Imaging cannot be performed without a reservation. Contact the responsible individuals to make a reservation.
Reservations can be made between 08:00-17:00, depending on the working hours of the facility.
Cancellations must be notified at least 1 day in advance.
A maximum of 4 hours of reservation is allowed for one day.
For imaging processes lasting more than 4 hours, contact the responsible individuals at least 1 week in advance.
 
IMAGING FEATURES DEVICE NAME

Leica STELLARIS DLS Digital Light Sheet Microscope The microscope can be used for three different purposes:

Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopy
Digital Light Sheet (DLS) Microscopy
Live Cell Imaging

Various samples can be imaged with the microscope:

Tissue sections and cells on glass slides prepared according to standard confocal imaging techniques
Cells in glass/polystryrene-based petri dishes or well plates prepared according to standard confocal imaging techniques (preferably glass-based petri dishes/well plates produced for confocal imaging)
Samples prepared specifically for DLS imaging, either fixed or live
Samples cleared after tissue clearing for DLS imaging

 

SAMPLE ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
The researcher is responsible for notifying the analysis supervisor of the pathogenic status (virus, bacteria, etc.) of the samples and their potential effects on human health.

Samples must be ready for imaging in carriers such as slides/coverslips, 6/24/96 well plates, and petri dishes (preferably glass-based petri dishes/well plates produced for confocal imaging).
The researcher is responsible for labeling samples with fluorescent probes/dyes and notifying the analysis supervisor of the wavelengths/scale magnifications before analysis.
Mounting for observations with slides/coverslips before analysis must be performed by the researcher.
Control samples must be determined by the researcher.
If necessary, cell fixation procedures before analysis must be performed by the researcher.
The preparation of samples specifically for DLS or live cell imaging before analysis is the responsibility of the researcher.
The researcher is responsible for storing samples under suitable conditions (no light exposure/temperature/solution, etc.) until imaging.
Sample naming is the responsibility of the researcher.
The “Ege Deep Technology Request Form and Sample Control Forms” must be filled out before analysis.
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