Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
Tilt-invariant scanned oblique plane illumination microscopy for large-scale volumetric imaging.
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The overall discussion highlights appreciation for the novel approach of tilt-invariance in large-scale volumetric imaging, as seen in phrases like 'important developments' and references to improved depth penetration and imaging quality. The tone varies from technical enthusiasm to practical considerations, such as camera choices, which reveals a blend of deep engagement and adaptive interest within the community. Words like 'hope,' 'support,' and mentions of 'published' work underscore the perceived importance and relevance of the publication.
Most discussions express support or recognition of the publication's significance, with many emphasizing advancements and positive implications.
Posts demonstrate high curiosity, referencing specific techniques like 1P light-sheet microscopy and depth penetration, indicating strong engagement with the topic.
Several contributions share technical details, personal experiences, and commentary on camera quality and software, reflecting reasonable depth of discussion.
The discussions recognize the technological improvements and potential applications, suggesting users see moderate to high impact in these methods, though not universally or athoroughly.
Abstract in brief
- This paper introduces a new method for large-scale 3D imaging in lightsheet microscopy, called multitile stitching, which allows for undistorted, high-resolution imaging of entire zebrafish larvae and thick mouse brain sections.
- The researchers use remote galvo scanning to generate the lightsheet and develop a specialized processing pipeline that enables seamless tiling across different axes for comprehensive volumetric images.
- Their improved one-photon, tilt-invariant SOPi microscope achieves cellular resolution at depths over 330 micrometers in scattering mouse brain tissue and captures detailed dendritic structures in more superficial layers.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@RetoPaul I believe we do enough science with cheap point grey cameras. Does this image quality satisfy your needs? Done with $1k point grey / FLIR camera [https://t.co/pWriaPm0To] https://t.co/FwFIr16FUB
Is death beautiful? This was an unintentional accidental recording (raw unprocessed data) done 2 years ago in zebrafish when our #SOPi microscope was first aligned. https://t.co/sZuOTaH0Ut https://t.co/pWriaPm0To https://t.co/Y8dkSSI7qb #lightsheet #SOPimicroscopy https://t.co/gGuls21lAN
Playing with #3Dscript plugin from @OICE_Imaging . One more dataset from the recent publication by me and @NUro_science. Imaging done with 1-photon #lightsheet using #SOPimicroscopy. Sample is Thy1GFP section fixed and uncleared. Further reading: https://t.co/pWriaPm0To https://t.co/wv6OJkgxwc
This builds on important prior developments by @OptoManishK for OPM style scopes, generating tilt invariance (https://t.co/HVDBPXdMUq), scaling up lower NA applications (https://t.co/MAyKfMsCjc), and implementing simple 1P and 2P light-sheet variants (https://t.co/yLvxHg3YbS).
@schoppik @pfapostolides @mjhigley @AndrewHires @mnitabach @analog_ashley I love FLIR cameras for my lightsheet stuff. As @schoppik mentioned, you need to consider the software for the camera as well before settling for one. Image quality wise here is what Grasshopper from FLIR did for us https://t.co/pWriaPm0To https://t.co/uBxStnkzsv
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Large-Scale 3D Imaging of Mouse Brain with SOPi Microscopy
Imaging of a Thy1GFP mouse brain section spanning 135mm3 using SOPi microscopy. Visualization is achieved with Fiji's 3Dscript plugin, and a scale bar of 100 micrometers is included. This dataset supports a recent…
Large volume 3D imaging with SOPi microscopy
Advancements in Deep Tissue Imaging with SOPi Microscopy
This dataset shows visualization from Thy1GFP expressing mouse brain tissue. SOPi microscopy, using one-photon lightsheet technology, images cells at depths over 300 micrometers, enabling detailed large-scale volumetric…
@Nano_Juli @RetoPaul @AndrewGYork @kD3AN @loicaroyer @Bin_YANG_Optics @DougPShepherd @kschink @florianstroehl @Maurice_Y_Lee @CellJeffe @fspasqualini @IlariaTesta4 @Bodeeen1 @cyclocrossguy You may see some 2P results with side by side comparison in our 2018 paper https://t.co/sZuOTaH0Ut How much resolution do you need at 60 µm? We are happy with 1P light-sheet for many applications: > 300 µm deep cellular resolution (fixed mouse brain) https://t.co/pWriaPm0To
This builds on important prior developments by @OptoManishK for OPM style scopes, generating tilt invariance (https://t.co/HVDBPXdMUq), scaling up lower NA applications (https://t.co/MAyKfMsCjc), and implementing simple 1P and 2P light-sheet variants (https://t.co/yLvxHg3YbS).
@JacquesPaysan Depends on configuration, and resolution requirements. https://t.co/sZuOTaH0Ut (1P + 2P at > 0.7 mm FOV) https://t.co/pWriaPm0To (deeper than 300 μm for cells in 2 stitches)
@wiebkejahr @kD3AN @RetoPaul @lorenzo_corinne @FahrbachFlo This is true even in our personal experience. With Gaussian light-sheet (DSLM implementation) we gained on depth penetration and contrast of imaging in scattering samples. (left- cylindrical lens based light-sheet, right- DSLM Gaussian light-sheet) https://t.co/pWriaPm0To https://t.co/5NUEjDnxBC
@schoppik @Maurice_Y_Lee @ScopeKurt This blog had given me hope to try Grasshopper camera from point grey/FLIR which then made to our publication https://t.co/pWriaPm0To
RT @OptoManishK: Is death beautiful? This was an unintentional accidental recording (raw unprocessed data) done 2 years ago in zebrafish…
RT @OptoManishK: Is death beautiful? This was an unintentional accidental recording (raw unprocessed data) done 2 years ago in zebrafish…
RT @OptoManishK: Is death beautiful? This was an unintentional accidental recording (raw unprocessed data) done 2 years ago in zebrafish…
RT @OptoManishK: Is death beautiful? This was an unintentional accidental recording (raw unprocessed data) done 2 years ago in zebrafish…
Is death beautiful? This was an unintentional accidental recording (raw unprocessed data) done 2 years ago in zebrafish when our #SOPi microscope was first aligned. https://t.co/sZuOTaH0Ut https://t.co/pWriaPm0To https://t.co/Y8dkSSI7qb #lightsheet #SOPimicroscopy https://t.co/gGuls21lAN
RT @EurekaMag: Tilt-invariant scanned oblique plane illumination microscopy for large-scale volumetric imaging https://t.co/5wPwXymZBB
RT @EurekaMag: Tilt-invariant scanned oblique plane illumination microscopy for large-scale volumetric imaging https://t.co/5wPwXymZBB
Tilt-invariant scanned oblique plane illumination microscopy for large-scale volumetric imaging https://t.co/5wPwXymZBB
@schoppik @pfapostolides @mjhigley @AndrewHires @mnitabach @analog_ashley I love FLIR cameras for my lightsheet stuff. As @schoppik mentioned, you need to consider the software for the camera as well before settling for one. Image quality wise here is what Grasshopper from FLIR did for us https://t.co/pWriaPm0To https://t.co/uBxStnkzsv
READ: 2015 #BYI Yevgenia Kozorovitskiy @NUro_science was published in the journal Optics Letters: "Tilt-invariant Scanned Oblique Plane Illumination Microscopy for Large-scale Volumetric Imaging." https://t.co/cGMaRVo9Fq
RT @OptoManishK: Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
@RetoPaul I believe we do enough science with cheap point grey cameras. Does this image quality satisfy your needs? Done with $1k point grey / FLIR camera [https://t.co/pWriaPm0To] https://t.co/FwFIr16FUB
READ: ‘15 #BYI Yevgenia Kozorovitskiy was published in the journal Optics Letters: "Tilt-invariant scanned oblique plane illumination microscopy for large-scale volumetric imaging." https://t.co/RWyFZxrFT7 https://t.co/A5veR06fNt
Tilt-invariant scanned oblique plane illumination microscopy for large-scale volumetric imaging Manish Kumar and Yevgenia Kozorovitskiy https://t.co/x2NQuBYv5f https://t.co/WBxyEyh8Q5
RT @OptoManishK: Playing with #3Dscript plugin from @OICE_Imaging . One more dataset from the recent publication by me and @NUro_science. I…
RT @OptoManishK: Playing with #3Dscript plugin from @OICE_Imaging . One more dataset from the recent publication by me and @NUro_science. I…
Playing with #3Dscript plugin from @OICE_Imaging . One more dataset from the recent publication by me and @NUro_science. Imaging done with 1-photon #lightsheet using #SOPimicroscopy. Sample is Thy1GFP section fixed and uncleared. Further reading: https://t.co/pWriaPm0To https://t.co/wv6OJkgxwc
RT @OptoManishK: Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
RT @OptoManishK: Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
RT @OptoManishK: Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
RT @OptoManishK: Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
RT @OptoManishK: Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
RT @OptoManishK: Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
RT @OptoManishK: Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
RT @OptoManishK: Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
RT @OptoManishK: Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
Our next #SOPimicroscopy paper is published
Tilt-invariant scanned oblique plane illumination microscopy for large-scale volumetric imaging. (arXiv:1901.00498v1 [physics.optics]) https://t.co/EH1cjm7f4g #biophysics
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