Deep-skin multiphoton microscopy in vivo excited at 1600 nm: A comparative investigation with silicone oil and deuterium dioxide immersion
Deep-skin multiphoton microscopy in vivo excited at 1600 nm: A comparative investigation with silicone oil and deuterium dioxide immersion
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1600 nm 激发的体内深层皮肤多光子显微镜:硅油和二氧化氘浸泡的比较研究
DOI:
10.1002/jbio.202100076
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Qiu Ping
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作者:
Wang Ke;Pan Yi;Tong Shen;Chen Xinlin;Lu Yuan;Qiu Ping
Multiphoton microscopy (MPM) excited at the 1700‐nm window has enabled deep‐tissue penetration in biological tissue, especially brain. MPM of skin may also benefit from this deep‐penetration capability. Skin is a layered structure with varying refractive index (from 1.34 to 1.5). Consequently, proper immersion medium should be selected when imaging with high numerical aperture objective lens. To provide guidelines for immersion medium selection for skin MPM, here we demonstrate comparative experimental investigation of deep‐skin MPM excited at 1600 nm in vivo, using both silicone oil and deuterium dioxide (D2O) immersion. We specifically characterize imaging depths, signal levels and spatial resolution. Our results show that both immersion media give similar performance in imaging depth and spatial resolution, while signal levels are slightly better with silicone oil immersion. We also demonstrate that local injection of fluorescent beads into the skin is a viable technique for spatial resolution characterization in vivo.