A multiphoton confocal microscope for deep tissue imaging in live organisms
A multiphoton confocal microscope for deep tissue imaging in live organisms
批准号:
BB/X019861/1
负责人:
Franziska Denk
金额:
$78.44万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Research Grant
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023 至 --
中文摘要
我们是伦敦国王学院的一组科学家,我们想买一台专业显微镜,可以对生物体的微小结构进行成像,比如血管壁或神经过程。这种特殊的显微镜经过专门改造,使研究人员能够分析组织深处发生的事件,这通常是普通研究显微镜无法达到的。它还适用于防止我们使用的成像协议造成的任何损害,因此我们可以在不影响其功能的情况下可视化细胞和组织的行为。我们将使用这台显微镜在生物科学的许多不同领域进行研究,包括免疫学、组织组织和神经科学。我们将能够成像器官内的单个细胞,分析它们与其他细胞和隔室的相互作用,并确定这些细胞如何对伤口或病原体作出反应。我们的研究结果将帮助我们更多地了解我们的身体是如何工作的,我们是如何对抗日常感染的,以及我们的细胞和组织在衰老过程中是如何变化的。显微镜将被放置在一个专门建造的设施中,该设施有训练有素的专业人员来照顾它。他们将训练其他人如何在未来自己的研究问题中使用它。这意味着该仪器不仅有利于我们的团队,也有利于我们大学和其他地方的其他科学家。
英文摘要
We are a team of scientists at King's College London who wish to buy a specialist microscope that can image tiny structures in living organisms, such as blood vessel walls or nerve processes. This particular microscope is specially adapted to allow researchers to analyse events that occur deep within tissues, which are usually not accessible using normal research microscopes. It is also adapted to prevent any damage occurring from the imaging protocols we use, so we can visualise cell and tissue behaviour without affecting their function. We would use this microscope to conduct research in many different areas of biological science, including immunology, tissue organisation and neuroscience. We will be able to image individual cells within organs, analyse their interactions with other cells and compartments and determine how these cells respond to wounds or pathogens. Our results will help us understand more about how our bodies work, how we combat normal everyday infections and how our cells and tissues change during ageing. The microscope would be placed within a purpose-built facility that has highly trained, dedicated staff to look after it. They will train other people how to use it in future for their own research questions. This means that the instrument would not only benefit our team, but also other scientists at our university and beyond.
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财政年份:2022
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