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Michael Blanchard Imaging Technician
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Michael Blanchard Imaging Technician michael_Blanchard@hms.harvard.edu Leica SP8X Confocal Michael Blanchard Imaging Technician michael_Blanchard@hms.harvard.edu Aurelien Begue Aurelien_begue@hms.harvard.edu Michelle Ocana Michelle_ocana@hms.harvard.edu

Turn on procedure 1 2 keyboard Turn on these buttons Hg lamp under table Turn on 1 2

Software Startup Click on LASX Icon Load machineSTED.xlhw Click OK

Using the software: Turning on Lasers Click on the Configuration tab at the top of the application Click on the “Lasers” button within configuration Turn on your lasers and turn up the power

Using the software: Turning on Lasers Click on the Acquire Tab at the top of the application Choose your dyes in the Dye Path Click the Dye path button to set up your filters

Imaging Resolution Check your resolution Are you resolving your particle? Pixel size must be ½ the expected particle size Adjust Format and Zoom Factor to improve pixel size Adjust averaging to improve image quality (reducing noise) Line average=higher quality but faster bleaching Frame average = more fluorophore recovery

Choosing best dye and scan method Choose PMT or HyD collection Click on the … button to choose your dyes Choose the best scan method(least crosstalk)

Choosing multichannel Sequences These 3 settings do not have crosstalk 2 sequences will take less time than 3 sequences

Turn up laser power Turn on the lasers you wish to use. White light, STED, Argon/HeNe Turn up laser powers (don’t leave them on 1%) NOTE: White light laser is very low output. You will use more than standard confocal imaging

Z-Stacks Use the microscope focus knob or the focus “knob” within the software Click the begin and end when you have reached to top and bottom of your samples Focus

***HyD Detector Gating*** Hybrid detection combines PMTs (photomultiplier tubes) with APDs (avalanche photo-diodes) HyD use electron bombardment step with avalanche gain Improves contrast Improves signal to noise Photon counting Best for STED imaging Timed gating between 1.5-7.0 Adjust as needed to improve photon selection

Scanning Locate the scan buttons at the bottom of the application Live: Fast continuous scan (for adjustments of laser power, gain and z focus) Capture Image: Scans only the sequence you are looking currently working on Start: Starts your scan