Spectral Imaging with the Opterra Multipoint Scanning Confocal

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1 Spectral Imaging with the Opterra Multipoint Scanning Confocal

2 Outline Opterra design overview Scan Modes Light Path Spectral Imaging with Opterra Drosophila larva heart.

3 Opterra Design Overview Supravideo rate, high speed slit scanner. Variable pinhole, linear array field scanner. EMCCD camera-based detector. High frequency scanning minimizes phototoxicity (due to very short dwell times).

4 Opterra Design Overview Multiple scan modes allow for optimization of resolution, speed and light delivery Linear pinhole/slit arrays (1-D) and separate light paths for emission and excitation minimize emission crosstalk

5 Aperture plate Emission Apertures Excitation Apertures

6 Opterra Aperture Positions Slit scanning positions 22 µm slit 35 µm slit 50 µm slit 70 µm slit 30 µm pinholes (x32) Field scanning positions 45 µm pinholes (x32) 60 µm pinholes (x32)

7 Opterra Imaging Scanner Light Path

8 Excitation Emission Excitation slits and pinholes

9 Scan Modes: Offering Flexibility and Optimization Airy disk: best focused spot a perfect lens can make For optimal resolution, want to match objective lens ability to create a focal point with pinhole size Optimization within experiments; Flexibility between experiments. Larger pinhole: more signal, cost of resolution Slits: more signal, faster scanning, cost of resolution in one dimension Ma g NA D Pinhole Slit

10 Illumination Shaping and Scanning Laser beam is shaped into a line, then scanned

11 Piezos move a fixed distance Time to move depends on exposure time It takes 2 frames for one complete piezo sweep Galvo moves a fixed distance Time to move depends on exposure time Galvo sweeps multiple cycles/frame, and piezos sweep only once per frame

12 Field-scanning combines multiple galvo sweeps with bidirectional piezo movement

13 Cross talk Linear pinhole arrangement: square root of crosstalk of 2-D array scanners. Provides improved axial resolution. Detector and microscope choices. Detector: High speed or high resolution. Microscope: Inverted or upright

14 Zebrafish Neurons 100 um Z Range

15 Tumor Slice: CFP and GFP 100 um Z range

16 EMCCDs are monochrome devices but color is often needed for visualization or discrimination of fluorophores

17 Traditional Approach Narrow bandpass filters How to detect hyperspectral (i.e. >3) colors without throwing away most of our signal!

18 The Amici Prism >95% Transmission at 630nm

19 4. Creates spectra from 32 lines on the sample CAMERA SENSOR 5. Shift all points by a row of pixels and repeat (16x) 2. Prism fans 32 points to 32 spectra 3. Galvanometer sweeps 32 points across the sample PINHOLE 1 PINHOLE Emission light from 32 pinholes enters prism

20 SFC Hyperspectral with amici 15 prism Color Frame Acquisition Each image captured is the full spectrum from 32 lines on the sample Between each exposure the 32 lines are shifted down by a row

21 Hyperspectral Stack Reconstruction

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23 Component Analysis

24 Performance Analysis Negligible Noise Penalty vs. Regular Opterra image: - One exposure, one readout ms exposure time - one color Spectral Opterra SFC image: image: Exposures, readouts ms total exposure time - 15 color channels, integrated to one color false color image

25 Performance Analysis Spectral Resolution Invitrogen Green-Green Beads

26 Performance Analysis Spectral Resolution Mathieu Ducros, et al. Spectral Unmixing: Analysis of Performance in the Olfactory Bulb In Vivo. PLoS ONE. 2009; 4(2): e4418. doi: /journal.pone

27 Arabidopsis Root Arabidopsis Kaleidocell Root 60x Oil Objective Nuclei: EGFP Mitochondria: YFP Plastid: DSRed Plasma Membrane: GFP

28 Zebrafish Tail Tail of Zebrafish Embryo 40x Oil Objective Spinal Column (sox9b): EGFP Nerve cell surface: (GFAP) A568 Cell Body: Dapi

29 Frog Egg Mitosis Mitosis in Frog Eggs 60x Oil Objective Cell Membrane: mtag BFP Tubulin (spindles and membrane): egfp Histone (nuclei): mcherry

30 Spectral Montage: Whole Zebrafish

31 Zebrafish brain: Neural development

32 Dissected zebrafish head

33 Prairie View: Real Time Spectral Acquisition Selectable color bands for each image window. Real time update of spectral histogram. Multiple math modes Simple toggling between Spectral and Normal mode.

34 High Speed Spectral Acquisition 16 camera exposures for a full 15 channel spectral frame Leverages high speed scanning and high speed EMCCDs like the Photometrics Evolve Delta 512 x 512 sensor 15 channels spectral resolution > 4 Spectral frames per second 3/28/2014 Bruker Confidential 34

35 Advantages of the Opterra Spectra Negligible noise penalty 15 channel spectral resolution Facilitates multiple overlapping fluorophore separation High speed spectral capture Easily switchable between spectral and regular confocal modes Triple labeled zebrafish tail fin