Microscopy Infrastructure for Controlling and Measuring Dynamic Cellular Processes
用于控制和测量动态细胞过程的显微镜基础设施
基本信息
- 批准号:RTI-2020-00798
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 10.93万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Research Tools and Instruments
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2019-01-01 至 2020-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Deciphering how biological systems are organized and regulated requires a detailed understanding of where and when a molecule exerts a specific function. Many factors have multiple functions, making it vital to examine the activity and dynamics of proteins and cells at high spatiotemporal resolution. Cutting-edge photomanipulation techniques allow the targeted activation, deactivation, oligomerization or ablation of molecules at specific cellular locations, whilst pools of the molecules elsewhere remain unaffected. Consequently, these approaches provide unparalleled analysis of molecular function within cells and organisms. This proposal seeks to establish novel photomanipulation modules coupled with a high-resolution live-imaging system, which would be unique to the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine core.******Our interdisciplinary group seeks to obtain infrastructure to modify a recently acquired confocal microscope to measure and control dynamic cellular processes in various live cells and tissues. Key to our approach is the ability to modulate the activity, location, or dynamics of a molecule by light. To activate specific molecules in defined regions, the intense illumination required must be restricted within the cell. To maximize the potential of photo-modulation at multiple cellular locations, the field of view must be equally illuminated to allow the direct quantitative comparison between the different regions. Our Andor spinning disc confocal microscope is equipped with a Borealis illuminator, which is the first technology to equally illuminate large fields of view. Moreover, the system includes a real-time super-resolution technique, SRRF Stream, that enhances the spatial resolution of molecules by up to ten-fold. Thus, the addition of Andor's latest Digital Micro-mirror Device, Mosaic, and Micropoint modules will offer the most flexibility in illumination and precise light delivery for photoactivation and ablation experiments possible. ******The acquisition of a microscope in our node with photomanipulation capabilities is absolutely essential for our team's NSERC-funded research. New Environment and Climate Change Canada regulations limit experimentation on live transgenic organisms and cells outside our facility, making the housing of this infrastructure within our facility important. A system equipped with photomanipulation modules does not exist within our facility. Thus, without this system our team's ability to carry out DNA micro-ablation, tissue wounding, and optogenetic manipulation of the cytoskeleton will be extremely limited. This new state-of-the-art equipment will yield unique insights into molecular functions within cells and organisms, thereby providing exceptional technological advantages to our team and other UofT researchers to maintain their international competitiveness. Furthermore, the equipment will contribute to training of numerous highly qualified personnel to tackle fundamental problems in cell biology. **
破译生物系统是如何组织和调节的,需要详细了解分子在何处以及何时发挥特定功能。许多因素具有多种功能,因此以高时空分辨率检查蛋白质和细胞的活性和动力学至关重要。尖端的光操纵技术允许在特定细胞位置对分子进行靶向激活、失活、寡聚化或消融,而其他地方的分子池不受影响。因此,这些方法提供了无与伦比的细胞和生物体内的分子功能分析。该提案旨在建立新型的光操纵模块,再加上高分辨率的实时成像系统,这将是多伦多大学医学院核心所独有的。我们的跨学科小组寻求获得基础设施,以修改最近获得的共聚焦显微镜,以测量和控制各种活细胞和组织中的动态细胞过程。我们方法的关键是能够通过光调节分子的活性,位置或动力学。为了激活特定区域的特定分子,所需的强烈照明必须限制在细胞内。为了最大化在多个细胞位置处的光调制的潜力,视场必须被相等地照亮以允许不同区域之间的直接定量比较。我们的Andor旋转圆盘共聚焦显微镜配备了Borealis照明器,这是第一个能够均匀照明大视场的技术。此外,该系统还包括实时超分辨率技术SRRF Stream,可将分子的空间分辨率提高10倍。因此,Andor最新的数字微镜器件、Mosaic和Micropoint模块的加入将为光活化和烧蚀实验提供最灵活的照明和精确的光传输。** 在我们的节点中购买具有光操纵功能的显微镜对于我们团队的NSERC资助的研究绝对至关重要。加拿大新的环境和气候变化法规限制在我们的设施外对活转基因生物和细胞进行实验,这使得我们设施内的基础设施非常重要。我们的设施中不存在配备有光操纵模块的系统。因此,如果没有这个系统,我们团队进行DNA微消融、组织损伤和细胞骨架光遗传学操纵的能力将极其有限。这种新的最先进的设备将产生独特的见解细胞和生物体内的分子功能,从而为我们的团队和其他UofT研究人员提供卓越的技术优势,以保持他们的国际竞争力。此外,这些设备将有助于培训许多高素质的人员,以解决细胞生物学的基本问题。**
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