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multimodal retinal imaging platform hra spectralis  (heidelberg engineering)
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heidelberg engineering multimodal retinal imaging platform hra spectralis
a Head-restrained preparation for awake, behaving mouse retinal imaging. A surgical implanted Y-shape headplate on the mouse cranium restrains head motion, while ambulation is allowed on a rotational cylinder during imaging. b Schematic showing the position of the headplate on the center of the mouse cranium in parallel with the anterior-posterior axis. c A photograph of the head-restrained mouse imaged with commercial SLO. d <t>Multimodal</t> cSLO image of the retina in the head-restrained awake mice. Different retinal structures are visualized (Left - right): reflectance and autofluorescent imaging reveal major superficial retinal blood vessels and nerve fiber bundles under both NIR (top) and blue (bottom) channels. Fluorescent co-registration of NIR excited indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) of superficial blood vessel networks (rendered as red pseudo color) with blue excited fluorescence-labeled immune cells (rendered as green pseudo color) in a transgenic CX3CR1 mouse. ICGA of deep choroidal blood vessel network. e OCT cube and a representative b-scanned cross-section imaged in a head-restrained awake mouse. f AOSLO images show multimodal capabilities. Left: confocal reflectance image reveals nerve fiber bundle and retinal capillaries. Middle: phase-contrast imaging of a microcyst and a branch of retinal blood vessels. Right: fluorescence image of a YFP-labeled retinal ganglion cell with dendrites and axons highlighted.
Multimodal Retinal Imaging Platform Hra Spectralis, supplied by heidelberg engineering, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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dedicated software platform for multimodal image analysis mim version 7.1.5  (MIM Software Inc)
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MIM Software Inc dedicated software platform for multimodal image analysis mim version 7.1.5
a Head-restrained preparation for awake, behaving mouse retinal imaging. A surgical implanted Y-shape headplate on the mouse cranium restrains head motion, while ambulation is allowed on a rotational cylinder during imaging. b Schematic showing the position of the headplate on the center of the mouse cranium in parallel with the anterior-posterior axis. c A photograph of the head-restrained mouse imaged with commercial SLO. d <t>Multimodal</t> cSLO image of the retina in the head-restrained awake mice. Different retinal structures are visualized (Left - right): reflectance and autofluorescent imaging reveal major superficial retinal blood vessels and nerve fiber bundles under both NIR (top) and blue (bottom) channels. Fluorescent co-registration of NIR excited indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) of superficial blood vessel networks (rendered as red pseudo color) with blue excited fluorescence-labeled immune cells (rendered as green pseudo color) in a transgenic CX3CR1 mouse. ICGA of deep choroidal blood vessel network. e OCT cube and a representative b-scanned cross-section imaged in a head-restrained awake mouse. f AOSLO images show multimodal capabilities. Left: confocal reflectance image reveals nerve fiber bundle and retinal capillaries. Middle: phase-contrast imaging of a microcyst and a branch of retinal blood vessels. Right: fluorescence image of a YFP-labeled retinal ganglion cell with dendrites and axons highlighted.
Dedicated Software Platform For Multimodal Image Analysis Mim Version 7.1.5, supplied by MIM Software Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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vitrea advanced visualization multimodal platform  (Vital Images Inc)
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Vital Images Inc vitrea advanced visualization multimodal platform
a Head-restrained preparation for awake, behaving mouse retinal imaging. A surgical implanted Y-shape headplate on the mouse cranium restrains head motion, while ambulation is allowed on a rotational cylinder during imaging. b Schematic showing the position of the headplate on the center of the mouse cranium in parallel with the anterior-posterior axis. c A photograph of the head-restrained mouse imaged with commercial SLO. d <t>Multimodal</t> cSLO image of the retina in the head-restrained awake mice. Different retinal structures are visualized (Left - right): reflectance and autofluorescent imaging reveal major superficial retinal blood vessels and nerve fiber bundles under both NIR (top) and blue (bottom) channels. Fluorescent co-registration of NIR excited indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) of superficial blood vessel networks (rendered as red pseudo color) with blue excited fluorescence-labeled immune cells (rendered as green pseudo color) in a transgenic CX3CR1 mouse. ICGA of deep choroidal blood vessel network. e OCT cube and a representative b-scanned cross-section imaged in a head-restrained awake mouse. f AOSLO images show multimodal capabilities. Left: confocal reflectance image reveals nerve fiber bundle and retinal capillaries. Middle: phase-contrast imaging of a microcyst and a branch of retinal blood vessels. Right: fluorescence image of a YFP-labeled retinal ganglion cell with dendrites and axons highlighted.
Vitrea Advanced Visualization Multimodal Platform, supplied by Vital Images Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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multimodal dicom analysis platform image-arena  (TOMTEC IMAGING SYSTEMS GMBH)
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TOMTEC IMAGING SYSTEMS GMBH multimodal dicom analysis platform image-arena
a Head-restrained preparation for awake, behaving mouse retinal imaging. A surgical implanted Y-shape headplate on the mouse cranium restrains head motion, while ambulation is allowed on a rotational cylinder during imaging. b Schematic showing the position of the headplate on the center of the mouse cranium in parallel with the anterior-posterior axis. c A photograph of the head-restrained mouse imaged with commercial SLO. d <t>Multimodal</t> cSLO image of the retina in the head-restrained awake mice. Different retinal structures are visualized (Left - right): reflectance and autofluorescent imaging reveal major superficial retinal blood vessels and nerve fiber bundles under both NIR (top) and blue (bottom) channels. Fluorescent co-registration of NIR excited indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) of superficial blood vessel networks (rendered as red pseudo color) with blue excited fluorescence-labeled immune cells (rendered as green pseudo color) in a transgenic CX3CR1 mouse. ICGA of deep choroidal blood vessel network. e OCT cube and a representative b-scanned cross-section imaged in a head-restrained awake mouse. f AOSLO images show multimodal capabilities. Left: confocal reflectance image reveals nerve fiber bundle and retinal capillaries. Middle: phase-contrast imaging of a microcyst and a branch of retinal blood vessels. Right: fluorescence image of a YFP-labeled retinal ganglion cell with dendrites and axons highlighted.
Multimodal Dicom Analysis Platform Image Arena, supplied by TOMTEC IMAGING SYSTEMS GMBH, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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3-dimension motor of vevo lazr multimodal imaging platform  (FUJIFILM)
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FUJIFILM 3-dimension motor of vevo lazr multimodal imaging platform
a Head-restrained preparation for awake, behaving mouse retinal imaging. A surgical implanted Y-shape headplate on the mouse cranium restrains head motion, while ambulation is allowed on a rotational cylinder during imaging. b Schematic showing the position of the headplate on the center of the mouse cranium in parallel with the anterior-posterior axis. c A photograph of the head-restrained mouse imaged with commercial SLO. d <t>Multimodal</t> cSLO image of the retina in the head-restrained awake mice. Different retinal structures are visualized (Left - right): reflectance and autofluorescent imaging reveal major superficial retinal blood vessels and nerve fiber bundles under both NIR (top) and blue (bottom) channels. Fluorescent co-registration of NIR excited indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) of superficial blood vessel networks (rendered as red pseudo color) with blue excited fluorescence-labeled immune cells (rendered as green pseudo color) in a transgenic CX3CR1 mouse. ICGA of deep choroidal blood vessel network. e OCT cube and a representative b-scanned cross-section imaged in a head-restrained awake mouse. f AOSLO images show multimodal capabilities. Left: confocal reflectance image reveals nerve fiber bundle and retinal capillaries. Middle: phase-contrast imaging of a microcyst and a branch of retinal blood vessels. Right: fluorescence image of a YFP-labeled retinal ganglion cell with dendrites and axons highlighted.
3 Dimension Motor Of Vevo Lazr Multimodal Imaging Platform, supplied by FUJIFILM, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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mirante multimodal imaging platform  (Nidek CO)
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Nidek CO mirante multimodal imaging platform
a Head-restrained preparation for awake, behaving mouse retinal imaging. A surgical implanted Y-shape headplate on the mouse cranium restrains head motion, while ambulation is allowed on a rotational cylinder during imaging. b Schematic showing the position of the headplate on the center of the mouse cranium in parallel with the anterior-posterior axis. c A photograph of the head-restrained mouse imaged with commercial SLO. d <t>Multimodal</t> cSLO image of the retina in the head-restrained awake mice. Different retinal structures are visualized (Left - right): reflectance and autofluorescent imaging reveal major superficial retinal blood vessels and nerve fiber bundles under both NIR (top) and blue (bottom) channels. Fluorescent co-registration of NIR excited indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) of superficial blood vessel networks (rendered as red pseudo color) with blue excited fluorescence-labeled immune cells (rendered as green pseudo color) in a transgenic CX3CR1 mouse. ICGA of deep choroidal blood vessel network. e OCT cube and a representative b-scanned cross-section imaged in a head-restrained awake mouse. f AOSLO images show multimodal capabilities. Left: confocal reflectance image reveals nerve fiber bundle and retinal capillaries. Middle: phase-contrast imaging of a microcyst and a branch of retinal blood vessels. Right: fluorescence image of a YFP-labeled retinal ganglion cell with dendrites and axons highlighted.
Mirante Multimodal Imaging Platform, supplied by Nidek CO, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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pt speeds and higher- resolution imaging, to its established multimode atomic force microscope platform  (Thermonics)
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Thermonics pt speeds and higher- resolution imaging, to its established multimode atomic force microscope platform
a Head-restrained preparation for awake, behaving mouse retinal imaging. A surgical implanted Y-shape headplate on the mouse cranium restrains head motion, while ambulation is allowed on a rotational cylinder during imaging. b Schematic showing the position of the headplate on the center of the mouse cranium in parallel with the anterior-posterior axis. c A photograph of the head-restrained mouse imaged with commercial SLO. d <t>Multimodal</t> cSLO image of the retina in the head-restrained awake mice. Different retinal structures are visualized (Left - right): reflectance and autofluorescent imaging reveal major superficial retinal blood vessels and nerve fiber bundles under both NIR (top) and blue (bottom) channels. Fluorescent co-registration of NIR excited indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) of superficial blood vessel networks (rendered as red pseudo color) with blue excited fluorescence-labeled immune cells (rendered as green pseudo color) in a transgenic CX3CR1 mouse. ICGA of deep choroidal blood vessel network. e OCT cube and a representative b-scanned cross-section imaged in a head-restrained awake mouse. f AOSLO images show multimodal capabilities. Left: confocal reflectance image reveals nerve fiber bundle and retinal capillaries. Middle: phase-contrast imaging of a microcyst and a branch of retinal blood vessels. Right: fluorescence image of a YFP-labeled retinal ganglion cell with dendrites and axons highlighted.
Pt Speeds And Higher Resolution Imaging, To Its Established Multimode Atomic Force Microscope Platform, supplied by Thermonics, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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mim multimodality imaging platform  (MIM Software Inc)
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MIM Software Inc mim multimodality imaging platform
a Head-restrained preparation for awake, behaving mouse retinal imaging. A surgical implanted Y-shape headplate on the mouse cranium restrains head motion, while ambulation is allowed on a rotational cylinder during imaging. b Schematic showing the position of the headplate on the center of the mouse cranium in parallel with the anterior-posterior axis. c A photograph of the head-restrained mouse imaged with commercial SLO. d <t>Multimodal</t> cSLO image of the retina in the head-restrained awake mice. Different retinal structures are visualized (Left - right): reflectance and autofluorescent imaging reveal major superficial retinal blood vessels and nerve fiber bundles under both NIR (top) and blue (bottom) channels. Fluorescent co-registration of NIR excited indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) of superficial blood vessel networks (rendered as red pseudo color) with blue excited fluorescence-labeled immune cells (rendered as green pseudo color) in a transgenic CX3CR1 mouse. ICGA of deep choroidal blood vessel network. e OCT cube and a representative b-scanned cross-section imaged in a head-restrained awake mouse. f AOSLO images show multimodal capabilities. Left: confocal reflectance image reveals nerve fiber bundle and retinal capillaries. Middle: phase-contrast imaging of a microcyst and a branch of retinal blood vessels. Right: fluorescence image of a YFP-labeled retinal ganglion cell with dendrites and axons highlighted.
Mim Multimodality Imaging Platform, supplied by MIM Software Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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a Head-restrained preparation for awake, behaving mouse retinal imaging. A surgical implanted Y-shape headplate on the mouse cranium restrains head motion, while ambulation is allowed on a rotational cylinder during imaging. b Schematic showing the position of the headplate on the center of the mouse cranium in parallel with the anterior-posterior axis. c A photograph of the head-restrained mouse imaged with commercial SLO. d Multimodal cSLO image of the retina in the head-restrained awake mice. Different retinal structures are visualized (Left - right): reflectance and autofluorescent imaging reveal major superficial retinal blood vessels and nerve fiber bundles under both NIR (top) and blue (bottom) channels. Fluorescent co-registration of NIR excited indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) of superficial blood vessel networks (rendered as red pseudo color) with blue excited fluorescence-labeled immune cells (rendered as green pseudo color) in a transgenic CX3CR1 mouse. ICGA of deep choroidal blood vessel network. e OCT cube and a representative b-scanned cross-section imaged in a head-restrained awake mouse. f AOSLO images show multimodal capabilities. Left: confocal reflectance image reveals nerve fiber bundle and retinal capillaries. Middle: phase-contrast imaging of a microcyst and a branch of retinal blood vessels. Right: fluorescence image of a YFP-labeled retinal ganglion cell with dendrites and axons highlighted.

Journal: Communications Biology

Article Title: High-resolution structural and functional retinal imaging in the awake behaving mouse

doi: 10.1038/s42003-023-04896-x

Figure Lengend Snippet: a Head-restrained preparation for awake, behaving mouse retinal imaging. A surgical implanted Y-shape headplate on the mouse cranium restrains head motion, while ambulation is allowed on a rotational cylinder during imaging. b Schematic showing the position of the headplate on the center of the mouse cranium in parallel with the anterior-posterior axis. c A photograph of the head-restrained mouse imaged with commercial SLO. d Multimodal cSLO image of the retina in the head-restrained awake mice. Different retinal structures are visualized (Left - right): reflectance and autofluorescent imaging reveal major superficial retinal blood vessels and nerve fiber bundles under both NIR (top) and blue (bottom) channels. Fluorescent co-registration of NIR excited indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) of superficial blood vessel networks (rendered as red pseudo color) with blue excited fluorescence-labeled immune cells (rendered as green pseudo color) in a transgenic CX3CR1 mouse. ICGA of deep choroidal blood vessel network. e OCT cube and a representative b-scanned cross-section imaged in a head-restrained awake mouse. f AOSLO images show multimodal capabilities. Left: confocal reflectance image reveals nerve fiber bundle and retinal capillaries. Middle: phase-contrast imaging of a microcyst and a branch of retinal blood vessels. Right: fluorescence image of a YFP-labeled retinal ganglion cell with dendrites and axons highlighted.

Article Snippet: SLO and OCT imaging were performed with a commercial multimodal retinal imaging platform (HRA Spectralis, Heidelberg Engineering, Heidelberg, Germany).

Techniques: Imaging, Fluorescence, Labeling, Transgenic Assay