Features
- 产品描述
- Features
- Applications
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Go Deeper
- Long-wavelength femtosecond laser enables calcium imaging at a depth up to 1.2 mm
- See through the entire cerebral cortex and corpus callosum, reaching the hippocampus of mice brain
More Freedom
- 2.2 g miniature headpiece, easily mounted on small animals
- Unique novel optical design, integrated with cutting-edge technologies such as flexible light-shielding optical fibers, hollow-core optical fiber, and MEMS
- ETL-enabled three-dimensional imaging
Less Damage
- Deep brain imaging only requires cranial window surgery, avoiding damage to brain tissue caused by implanted GRIN lenses
- Longer wavelength of excitation light, lower phototoxicity
- The configuration improves the collection of scattered fluorescence, allowing for deep brain imaging using a safe level of laser power
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Features
3D reconstruction of mouse brain tissues
3D reconstruction imaging of blood vessels from the mouse cortex to the hippocampus region
Green: FITC-Dextran dye
Imaging depth: 0~1428 μm
Excitation wavelength: 1320 nm
Head-fixed imaging of awake mice
3D reconstruction imaging of neurons from the mouse posterior parietal cortex to the hippocampal CA1 subregion
Green: AAV-hSyn-GCaMP6s
Magenta: Third harmonic signal
imaging depth: 0~1236 μm
Excitation wavelength: 1320 nm
Head-fixed imaging of awake mice
3D reconstruction imaging of neurons from the posteriorparietal cortex to the CA1 area of the hippocampus in mice
Green: Thy1-YFPH
Imaging depth: 0~1038 μm
Excitation wavelength: 1320 nm
Head-fixed imaging of awake mice
3D reconstruction of mouse cerebral cortex to postsubiculum
Green: AAV-hSyn-GCaMP6f
Imaging depth: 0~1000 μm
Excitation wavelength: 1320 nm
Head fixed imaging of awake mice
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Applications
Imaging in Free-moving Animals
Calcium imaging (imaging depth 650 μm) of neuronal activities in mouse posterior parietal cortex L6 (PPCL6) under behavioral experiments
The miniaturized three-photon microscope can be used with different behavioral experiments in deep brain areas to perform stable high spatial and temporal resolution imaging at the single cell level, meeting the needs of real-time monitoring of individual nerves, such as neuronal activity, structural changes, and classification of neurons with different functions.
Calcium imaging (imaging depth 1200 μm) of neuronal activities in hippocampal CA1 subregion The activity of the dorsal hippocampus CA1 (depth up to 1.2 mm) was imaged through non-invasive surgery under safe laser power, and the calcium activity trace of neurons was monitored and synchronized with the mouse behavioral record. 