Computational Refractive Index Light-sheet Microscopy (CORILIM)
计算折射率光片显微镜 (CORILIM)
基本信息
- 批准号:MR/Y003977/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 75.8万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Fellowship
- 财政年份:2024
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2024 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Developing future therapies, the first of EPSRC's Healthcare Technologies Grand Challenges, is essential to keep the National Health Service sustainable. Currently, an estimated 70% of the UK's healthcare expenditure goes towards the management of chronic diseases. Regenerative medicine is expected to significantly reduce costs as it can turn chronic, degenerative, diseases into curable conditions. Realising this potential requires the right tools to study the biological development process as it progresses from the single cell to the complex structure of entire organs.The invention of the optical microscope, and in particular the phase contrast microscope, made it possible to highlight the fine features of living cells with unprecedented clarity. However, cells isolated on a microscope slide often do not behave as tissue in its natural, three-dimensional, environment. The recent development of the planar illumination light-sheet microscope enabled the visualisation of the intact, fluorescently-labelled, organisms during development. While light-sheet microscopy is highly successful for transparent zebrafish or chemically cleared tissue, many tissues are too opaque to be studied beyond the first layer of cells. A prime example is the chick embryo in its early stages of development. The complex collective behaviour of the cells in the initial layer can be studied in exquisite detail, yet as soon as the primitive streak forms, to grow the embryo in the third dimension, we lack the tools to keep track of the cell migration and differentiation. The images are too blurred.Correlative refractive index light-sheet microscopy aims to make the invisible visible. It is based on the realization that the turbidity of biological samples is due to the same refractive index variations that yield structural information in phase-contrast microscopy. The distribution of optical properties within the specimen not only contains valuable structural information for the biologist, it also enables the adaptive wavefront correction needed for high resolution fluorescence imaging. By developing a hybrid instrument that maps the optical property distribution in parallel with the fluorescence image, this proposal will enable high-resolution deep-tissue imaging in turbid biological specimen. A direct view into the inner workings of the biological development process is essential to develop effective regenerative-medicine therapies.
开发未来的疗法,EPSRC的医疗保健技术大挑战的第一个,是保持国家卫生服务的可持续性至关重要。目前,估计英国70%的医疗支出用于慢性病的管理。再生医学有望大幅降低成本,因为它可以将慢性、退行性疾病转化为可治愈的疾病。实现这一潜力需要合适的工具来研究从单个细胞到整个器官的复杂结构的生物发育过程。光学显微镜的发明,特别是相差显微镜的发明,使得以前所未有的清晰度突出活细胞的精细特征成为可能。然而,在显微镜载玻片上分离的细胞在其天然的三维环境中通常不表现为组织。最近发展的平面照明光片显微镜,使可视化的完整,荧光标记,生物体在发展过程中。虽然光片显微镜对于透明的斑马鱼或化学清除的组织非常成功,但许多组织太不透明,无法在第一层细胞之外进行研究。一个最好的例子是处于早期发育阶段的鸡胚。初始层中细胞的复杂集体行为可以被细致地研究,但是一旦原始条纹形成,为了在第三维中生长胚胎,我们缺乏跟踪细胞迁移和分化的工具。相关折射率片光显微镜的目的是使不可见的变得可见。它是基于这样的认识,即生物样品的浊度是由于相同的折射率变化,在相差显微镜中产生结构信息。样本内的光学特性的分布不仅包含有价值的生物学家的结构信息,它也使自适应波前校正所需的高分辨率荧光成像。通过开发一种混合仪器,映射的光学特性分布与荧光图像并行,该建议将使高分辨率的深层组织成像在混浊的生物标本。直接观察生物发育过程的内部运作对于开发有效的再生医学疗法至关重要。
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Tom Vettenburg其他文献
A universal preconditioner for linear systems
线性系统的通用预调节器
- DOI:
10.48550/arxiv.2207.14222 - 发表时间:
2022 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:0
- 作者:
Tom Vettenburg;I. Vellekoop - 通讯作者:
I. Vellekoop
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- 批准号:
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