PiezoGRIN: A High-Pressure Chamber Incorporating GRIN Lenses for High-Resolution 3D-Microscopy of living Cells and Tissues

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A high-pressure optical chamber, PiezoGRIN, that facilitates label-free 3D high-resolution live-cell multiphoton microscopy in thick tissue samples is presented. A set of two Gradient Index (GRIN) rod lenses is integrated into the chamber as an optical guide and allows for the adjustment of the focal plane through the sample providing a field of view volume of 450 × 450 × 500 µm (x, y, z). An optical lateral resolution of 0.8 µm is achieved by using two-photon excitation with 150 fs pulses of a 810 nm titanium–sapphire laser at hydrostatic pressures up to 200 MPa. With the PiezoGRIN setup, it is possible to follow pressure-induced changes in subcellular structure of unstained vital mouse skeletal muscle tissue up to 200 µm below the tissue surface.

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Schneidereit, D., Schürmann, S., & Friedrich, O. (2019). PiezoGRIN: A High-Pressure Chamber Incorporating GRIN Lenses for High-Resolution 3D-Microscopy of living Cells and Tissues. Advanced Science, 6(4). https://doi.org/10.1002/advs.201801453

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