Measure of Chloride and intracellular pH by means of two photon spectroscopy in vivo.

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Measure of Chloride and intracellular pH by means of two photon spectroscopy in vivo

A window with a view: spying brain function at the two-photon microscope 1)What is two photon microscopy? 2)Sensing of brain structure and function in vivo 3)Two photon spectroscopy in vivo: towards the quantitative measure of pH and [Cl].

Neuroscience for dummies: what is and where is the brain

Imaging in deep tissue: confocal microscopy Z

The ideal tool 1) if photons are emitted ONLY in the focal spot, you need NO rejections of out of focus light because there is NO light emitted away from the focal plane. 2) long wavelength excitation minimize photodamage and scattering of excitation

t = 0.1 fs ( s) Two photons are more than one ≈ m → µm/s 0.03 µm

2 photon vs. 1-photon excitation

Dependency of total fluorescence as a function of z Fluorescent spheres 0.2 mm (  m)

A window with a view

A trip into the brain

Spine motility in the juvenile cortex (SSctx, p25) 0 min 30 min 60 min

Watching the brain in operation Functional imaging of the brain with single cell resolution

Watching a mouse brain that is watching TV

Watching the brain in operation pH and Clhoride imaging in vivo

Excitation and inhibition in the brain

-85 mV+60 mV The space and time resolved measure of Cl gradients is the key to understand inhibition in the brain

Nerst potential for Chloride

ClopHensor OH Cl - +Cl - Kd Ka +H + O-O- OH λ ecc =543 nm λ ecc =488 nm λ ecc =458 nm λ ecc =543 nm Static quenching Arosio et al. Nature Meth

Gradients of intracellular Chloride

A new hope: E 2 -mKate A new sensor formed by the fusion of E 2 GFP with the Red protein mKate

Exciting properties of mKate excitation

How to evaluate the integrity of the bi-molecular sensor? The correct measure of Cl concentration requires that the ratio between red and green fuorescent proteins is equal to 1. If we can demonstrate that the protein remains in the correct conformation, with the green and red proteins attached, the stechiometry is ensured.

Proteina cloph 2.0 espressa in cellule (misurata in cellule HEK) L = sqrt (6Dτ) D ≈ 20 um 2 /s Lag time (ms)

0 2 exc FCS

0 2 FCS

Measuring the shuttling between nucleus and cytoplasm pre-bleach 5 s60 s240 s

Measuring the shuttling between nucleus and cytoplasm pre-bleach 5 s60 s240 s Fun facts about N/C shuttling: proteins with MW<30kD freely diffuse between these two compartments. Larger MW are associated to a very slow turnover

We can use the nuclear membrane as a molecular sieve to measure the size of the fluorescent proteins! pre-bleach 5 s60 s240 s

In vivo FRAP measure in cortical neurons Pre bleach

Recovery of fluorescence of YFP

Diffusion of CloPhensor is strongly limited

Linear spectral composition for measuring cells pH pH 6.0 pH 8.0

Houston, we have a problem…

IMG_0823

Effects of excitation scattering on the spectra

Unmixing the E 2 -mKate spectra R( ) = R rfp ( ) +  G sensor ( ) G( ) = G sensor +  R rfp ( )

P18 P4 In vivo mouse cortex

Road map to pH and Cl computation Spectral unmixing of R and G channels Use of the pH/Cl invariant R channel to compute excitation scattering Correction of G channel for excitation scattering Projection of the corrected G spectra on the reference spectra: pH computation

Looking at the red raw data

Comparing the effects of spectra corrections

Computing pH in vivo (p18)

Sum of residues allows a statistical test of the data treatment

Computing pH in vivo (p18)

What about extinction of the emitted light? Cl measure depends on an equally efficient collection of the fluorescence emitted at the green and red channels. Sadly, in a few seconds, I will provide evidences, that that is not the case We can build a model for differential extinction to correct the data. Or…

Modeling extinction of emitted fluorescence

Applying the extinction model to the in vivo data

The state of the art at the present day (1 wk ago) Intracellular pH Intracellular Chloride

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