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-<​b>​Location</​b>:​ [Oeiras] ​Room 0B06<​br> ​ +<​b>​Location</​b>:​ [Oeiras] 0B06  
-<​b>​Manufacturer</​b>:​ <​br>​ +<​br><​b>​Manufacturer</​b>: ​Prairie (now Bruker!)<​br>​ 
-<​b>​Model</​b>:​ <​br>​ +<​b>​Model</​b>: ​Prairie Ultima ​<​br>​ 
-<​b>​Nickname</​b>:​ <​br>​ +<​b>​Nickname</​b>: ​"​Prairie"​<​br>​ 
-<​b>​Software</​b>:​ <​br>​ +<​b>​Software</​b>: ​ ​PrairieView 4.5 <​br>​ 
-<​b>​Year</​b>: ​ <​br>​ +<​b>​Year</​b>: ​2008 <​br>​ 
-<​b>​SN</​b>: ​ <br>+<​b>​SN</​b>: ​N/A <br>
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 +Data older than 3 months is automatically deleted!</​b>​
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-&nbsp <​br>​ +&rarr; <a href="/​facility/​bioimaging/​doku.php?​id=leica_sp8_mp_quality"><​img src="/​facility/​bioimaging/​lib/​exe/​fetch.php?​media=list-icon.png"​ width=18>​ XXX Quality Control</​a>​ 
-&rarr; <a href="/​facility/​bioimaging/​doku.php?​id=prairie_usage"><​img src="/​facility/​bioimaging/​lib/​exe/​fetch.php?​media=chart_line.png">  ​Prairie Multiphoton ​Usage Statistics</​a>​+ <​br>​ 
 +&rarr; <a href="/​facility/​bioimaging/​doku.php?​id=leica_sp8_mp_usage"><​img src="/​facility/​bioimaging/​lib/​exe/​fetch.php?​media=chart_line.png">  ​XXX Usage Statistics</​a>​
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 ===== Microscope overview ===== ===== Microscope overview =====
  
 +{{  :​confocal_vs_2photon.png?​0x300}}
 +A multi-photon,​ or 2-photon, microscope uses modules similar to those of a laser scanning confocal microscope: A laser source for sample excitation, a scanhead with galvo mirrors to scan the excitation beam, and photo-multiplier tubes to detect fluorescence signals. 2-photon imaging has advantages over confocal: the use of a near-infrared laser allows deeper penetration into tissues, the radiation is less energetic and potentially less phototoxic, and because the excitation effect is confined to the focal plane, de-scanning and pinholes are not necessary, so there are less light looses on the detection side.
 +This Prairie Ultima system is integrated with a custom modified fixed stage ready for intra-vital imaging, and 2photon is ideal for studies in thick tissue slices, in-vivo, or imaging of small organisms.
  
-===== System components =====+{{:​info.png?​25|}} Click on the image on the right to see it in higher detail
  
-^  Position ​ ^  Filterset ​ ^  Reference ​ ^  Excitation ​ ^  Dichroic ​ ^  Emission ​ ^ +{{:​warning.png?​25|}} Data files older than **3 months** will be automatically deleted on this system, please copy your data to the institutional server using the desktop link.
-|    |    |  |  |  |  ​|+
  
 +===== System components =====
 +
 +==== LASERs ====
 +^  Laser Unit  ^  Wavelength ​ ^
 +|  Coherent - Chameleon ​ |  650 - 1050 nm  |
  
 ==== Objectives ==== ==== Objectives ====
-^  Magnification ​ ^  Model  ^  Immersion ​ ^  NA  ^  WD (mm)  ^  Reference ​ ^ +^  Magnification ​  ​^  Model  ^  Immersion ​ ^  NA  ^  WD (mm)  ^  Reference ​ ^ 
-  ​              ​+ ​20x  ​ ​Olympus (now Evident!) XLUM FL Plan  ​ Water (dipping)  ​ ​1.00  ​ ​2.00  ​ ​[[https://​www.thorlabs.com/​thorproduct.cfm?​partnumber=N20X-PFH]] ​ | 
 + 
 + 
 +==== Filtersets (Ocular) ==== 
 + 
 +^  Filterset ​ ^  Reference ​ ^  Excitation ​ ^  Dichroic ​ ^  Emission ​ ^  Fluorochromes ​ ^ 
 +|  2p (pos1) ​ |  -  |  mirror ​ |  -  |  -  |  all  | 
 +|  Green (pos3) ​ |  -  |  blue  |  -  |  ~525 nm  |  GFP, FITC, Alexa488 ​ | 
 +|  Orange (pos4) ​ |  -  |  green  |  -  |  ~580 nm  |  TRITC, Alexa568 ​ | 
 +|  Blue (pos5) ​ |  -  |  violet ​ |  -  |  ~460 nm  |  DAPI  | 
 + 
 +==== Emission Filters (multi-photon) ==== 
 + 
 +{{::​xxfiltersetDiagram.png ​ |}} 
 +\\ 
 +^  Detector ​ ^  Filter ​ ^  Transmission ​ ^  Fluorochromes ​ ^ 
 +|  CH1 (PMT)  |  Red  |  640/680 nm  |  Alexa647, Cy5  | 
 +|  Ch2  (GaAsP) |  Green  |  570-620 nm  |  mCherry, Alexa568, Cy3  | 
 +|  Ch3  (GaAsP) ​ |  Far Red  |  500-550 nm  |  GFP, Alexa488, FITC  | 
 +|  Ch4 (PMT)* ​ |  Blue  |  435-485 nm  |  DAPI*, CFP or SHG  | 
 + 
 +*Ch4 can be used either in fluorescence mode, or alternatively as a BF ("​DODT"​) channel or for SHG - ask staff 
 + 
 +\\ 
 +**Upon request:​** 
 +\\ (requires changing filters and the dichroic beamsplitter) 
 + 
 +UNDER CONSTRUCTION!!! 
 + 
 +===== System Turn On Procedures ===== 
 + 
 +  * Check the cooler. The temperature should be 20 Cº. {{::​img.png?​100|}} 
 +  * Turn on the fluorescence lamp {{1_img.png?​100|}} 
 +  * Switch the laser from "stand by" to "​on"​ by turning the key clockwise (unit under the table) 
 +  * Make sure the workstation is ON 
 +  * Turn on the pre-amps for the detectors you will use (Ch2 and Ch3 pre-amp unit in shelf above monitor, and Ch1 and Ch4 below the keyboard. Note that any switching of the Ch1&2 pre-amps should be preceded by "​override"​ for protetion). 
 +  * Ask staff to change the Ch4 for DODT (BF) detector or fluorescence/​SHG 
 + 
 +===== System turn Off procedures =====
  
-==== Camera ====+  * Transfer your data to the institutional server (data is deleted every 3 months) 
 +  * Clean up immersion objective(s) 
 +  * Remove all your samples and accessories and leave the working area ready for the next user
  
 +If there is another user for this microscope in the __next hour__:
 +  * Leave the fluorescent lamp and LASER "​ON"​
 +  * Inform staff you are leaving the system "​ON"​
 + 
 +Else:
 +  * Set the LASER to "​Standby"​ (LASER key to the left)
 +  * Turn "​OFF"​ all pre-amps (make sure to protect 1st for Ch1&2!
 +  * Turn "​OFF"​ the fluorescence lamp
 +  * Turn "​OFF"​ monitor, lights, and close the microscope curtains
 +  * Make sure you turn "​OFF"​ any life support unit used (heating, CO2, O2...)
  
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