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A Simple Chamber for Long-term Confocal Imaging of Root and Hypocotyl Development
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Entwicklungsbiologie
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JoVE Journal Entwicklungsbiologie
A Simple Chamber for Long-term Confocal Imaging of Root and Hypocotyl Development

A Simple Chamber for Long-term Confocal Imaging of Root and Hypocotyl Development

DOI:
10.3791/55331-v

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07:59 min

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May 17, 2017

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1Department of Plant Sciences,University of Oxford

Kapitel

  • 00:05Titel
  • 00:50Preparing Seedling Growth Imaging Chambers
  • 04:01Using the Imaging Chambers
  • 05:40Results: Root Growth in Chambers Compared to Agar Plates
  • 07:15Conclusion

Summary

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Automatische Übersetzung

Presented here is a simple technique for high-resolution confocal time-lapse imaging of root and hypocotyl development for up to 3 days using high numerical-aperture objectives and perfluorodecalin as an immersion medium.

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Confocal MicroscopyLong-term ImagingPlant DevelopmentRootHypocotylOrganogenesisPerfluorodecalinPDMSAgarChamber Design

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