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Figure 4. Yield of A. nigripinnis blastoderm cells (deep embryonic and EVL cells) extracted at early post epiboly stages (A) Quantification of cell viability after extraction using the Neubauer chamber. Live cells appear green as they retain Calcein-AM fluorophore. Large cells are EVL cells and small are deep cells. (B) Exemplary images of a quadrant of the Neubauer chamber (left) and enlarged view (right) illustrate how to recognize EVL and deep cells and how to distinguish between live cells (those that retain Calcein-AM – green arrows) and dead cells (without fluorescence – red arrow). Images were acquired using a Nikon <t>Ti2</t> eclipse inverted microscope with a 103 air objective with 0.30 NA. Scale bar: 100 mm. (C) Comparison of cell size allows distinguishing EVL (diameter above 10 mm) from deep cells (about 5 mm in diameter). Live cells also typically display cellular activities such as presence of cellular extrusion. Images were acquired using a Nikon Ti2 eclipse inverted microscope with a 403 air objective with 0.95 NA. Scale bar: 20 mm.
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Figure 4. Yield of A. nigripinnis blastoderm cells (deep embryonic and EVL cells) extracted at early post epiboly stages (A) Quantification of cell viability after extraction using the Neubauer chamber. Live cells appear green as they retain Calcein-AM fluorophore. Large cells are EVL cells and small are deep cells. (B) Exemplary images of a quadrant of the Neubauer chamber (left) and enlarged view (right) illustrate how to recognize EVL and deep cells and how to distinguish between live cells (those that retain Calcein-AM – green arrows) and dead cells (without fluorescence – red arrow). Images were acquired using a Nikon Ti2 eclipse inverted microscope with a 103 air objective with 0.30 NA. Scale bar: 100 mm. (C) Comparison of cell size allows distinguishing EVL (diameter above 10 mm) from deep cells (about 5 mm in diameter). Live cells also typically display cellular activities such as presence of cellular extrusion. Images were acquired using a Nikon Ti2 eclipse inverted microscope with a 403 air objective with 0.95 NA. Scale bar: 20 mm.

Journal: STAR protocols

Article Title: Protocol for extracting live blastoderm cells from embryos of annual killifish.

doi: 10.1016/j.xpro.2023.102344

Figure Lengend Snippet: Figure 4. Yield of A. nigripinnis blastoderm cells (deep embryonic and EVL cells) extracted at early post epiboly stages (A) Quantification of cell viability after extraction using the Neubauer chamber. Live cells appear green as they retain Calcein-AM fluorophore. Large cells are EVL cells and small are deep cells. (B) Exemplary images of a quadrant of the Neubauer chamber (left) and enlarged view (right) illustrate how to recognize EVL and deep cells and how to distinguish between live cells (those that retain Calcein-AM – green arrows) and dead cells (without fluorescence – red arrow). Images were acquired using a Nikon Ti2 eclipse inverted microscope with a 103 air objective with 0.30 NA. Scale bar: 100 mm. (C) Comparison of cell size allows distinguishing EVL (diameter above 10 mm) from deep cells (about 5 mm in diameter). Live cells also typically display cellular activities such as presence of cellular extrusion. Images were acquired using a Nikon Ti2 eclipse inverted microscope with a 403 air objective with 0.95 NA. Scale bar: 20 mm.

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