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23 February 2018 Snapshot 3D tracking of insulin granules in live cells
Xiaolei Wang, Xiang Huang, Itay Gdor, Matthew Daddysman, Hannah Yi, Alan Selewa, Theresa Haunold, Mark Hereld, Norbert F. Scherer
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Abstract
Rapid and accurate volumetric imaging remains a challenge, yet has the potential to enhance understanding of cell function. We developed and used a multifocal microscope (MFM) for 3D snapshot imaging to allow 3D tracking of insulin granules labeled with mCherry in MIN6 cells. MFM employs a special diffractive optical element (DOE) to simultaneously image multiple focal planes. This simultaneous acquisition of information determines the 3D location of single objects at a speed only limited by the array detector’s frame rate. We validated the accuracy of MFM imaging/tracking with fluorescence beads; the 3D positions and trajectories of single fluorescence beads can be determined accurately over a wide range of spatial and temporal scales. The 3D positions and trajectories of single insulin granules in a 3.2um deep volume were determined with imaging processing that combines 3D decovolution, shift correction, and finally tracking using the Imaris software package. We find that the motion of the granules is superdiffusive, but less so in 3D than 2D for cells grown on coverslip surfaces, suggesting an anisotropy in the cytoskeleton (e.g. microtubules and action).
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Xiaolei Wang, Xiang Huang, Itay Gdor, Matthew Daddysman, Hannah Yi, Alan Selewa, Theresa Haunold, Mark Hereld, and Norbert F. Scherer "Snapshot 3D tracking of insulin granules in live cells", Proc. SPIE 10499, Three-Dimensional and Multidimensional Microscopy: Image Acquisition and Processing XXV, 104990R (23 February 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2285530
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KEYWORDS
Multiphoton fluorescence microscopy

3D image processing

Diffractive optical elements

3D image reconstruction

3D acquisition

Luminescence

Microscopes

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