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    SRS spectra of cholesterol crystal, saturated CE, unsaturated CE, and TAG in the C–H region (a) and fingerprint region (b). Shaded lines: main spectral differences between saturated CE (green) and unsaturated CE (blue). (c) Ternary plot of the calculated fractions of three-component mixtures using SRS imaging and the spectral <t>unmixing</t> algorithm. Black circles: lipid standard mixture fractions. Red dots: calculated lipid fractions.
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    Article Title: Discrimination of lipid composition and cellular localization in human liver tissues by stimulated Raman scattering microscopy

    Journal: Journal of Biomedical Optics

    doi: 10.1117/1.JBO.29.1.016008

    SRS spectra of cholesterol crystal, saturated CE, unsaturated CE, and TAG in the C–H region (a) and fingerprint region (b). Shaded lines: main spectral differences between saturated CE (green) and unsaturated CE (blue). (c) Ternary plot of the calculated fractions of three-component mixtures using SRS imaging and the spectral unmixing algorithm. Black circles: lipid standard mixture fractions. Red dots: calculated lipid fractions.
    Figure Legend Snippet: SRS spectra of cholesterol crystal, saturated CE, unsaturated CE, and TAG in the C–H region (a) and fingerprint region (b). Shaded lines: main spectral differences between saturated CE (green) and unsaturated CE (blue). (c) Ternary plot of the calculated fractions of three-component mixtures using SRS imaging and the spectral unmixing algorithm. Black circles: lipid standard mixture fractions. Red dots: calculated lipid fractions.

    Techniques Used: Imaging

    Schematic diagram of the image analysis pipeline and representative SRS images and lipid composition maps of a liver tissue section from a patient with NASH. From the SRS images at 2850 (a) and 2930 cm − 1 (b), we use the R 2850 / 2930 ratiometric image to create a binary lipid map (c). We then perform the linear least-squares spectral unmixing analysis on both C–H and fingerprint region hyperspectral SRS images of lipid molecules (d) and (e) to generate mole percentage maps of free cholesterol, saturated CE, unsaturated CE, and TAG (f)–(i). The percentage maps of free cholesterol and saturated CE are also shown with a scale extending only from 0% to 10% (for cholesterol) and 0% to 40% (for saturated CE) rather than for 0% to 100% to make more apparent the distribution of these lipids that are present in much lower relative percentages than unsaturated CEs and TAGs. Scale bar: 50 μ m .
    Figure Legend Snippet: Schematic diagram of the image analysis pipeline and representative SRS images and lipid composition maps of a liver tissue section from a patient with NASH. From the SRS images at 2850 (a) and 2930 cm − 1 (b), we use the R 2850 / 2930 ratiometric image to create a binary lipid map (c). We then perform the linear least-squares spectral unmixing analysis on both C–H and fingerprint region hyperspectral SRS images of lipid molecules (d) and (e) to generate mole percentage maps of free cholesterol, saturated CE, unsaturated CE, and TAG (f)–(i). The percentage maps of free cholesterol and saturated CE are also shown with a scale extending only from 0% to 10% (for cholesterol) and 0% to 40% (for saturated CE) rather than for 0% to 100% to make more apparent the distribution of these lipids that are present in much lower relative percentages than unsaturated CEs and TAGs. Scale bar: 50 μ m .

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    SRS spectra of cholesterol crystal, saturated CE, unsaturated CE, and TAG in the C–H region (a) and fingerprint region (b). Shaded lines: main spectral differences between saturated CE (green) and unsaturated CE (blue). (c) Ternary plot of the calculated fractions of three-component mixtures using SRS imaging and the spectral <t>unmixing</t> algorithm. Black circles: lipid standard mixture fractions. Red dots: calculated lipid fractions.
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    SRS spectra of cholesterol crystal, saturated CE, unsaturated CE, and TAG in the C–H region (a) and fingerprint region (b). Shaded lines: main spectral differences between saturated CE (green) and unsaturated CE (blue). (c) Ternary plot of the calculated fractions of three-component mixtures using SRS imaging and the spectral unmixing algorithm. Black circles: lipid standard mixture fractions. Red dots: calculated lipid fractions.

    Journal: Journal of Biomedical Optics

    Article Title: Discrimination of lipid composition and cellular localization in human liver tissues by stimulated Raman scattering microscopy

    doi: 10.1117/1.JBO.29.1.016008

    Figure Lengend Snippet: SRS spectra of cholesterol crystal, saturated CE, unsaturated CE, and TAG in the C–H region (a) and fingerprint region (b). Shaded lines: main spectral differences between saturated CE (green) and unsaturated CE (blue). (c) Ternary plot of the calculated fractions of three-component mixtures using SRS imaging and the spectral unmixing algorithm. Black circles: lipid standard mixture fractions. Red dots: calculated lipid fractions.

    Article Snippet: A nonnegative linear least-squares spectral unmixing algorithm (MATLAB Isqnonneg) was applied to both the C–H and the fingerprint region spectra for spectral unmixing of each pixel in lipid droplets.

    Techniques: Imaging

    Schematic diagram of the image analysis pipeline and representative SRS images and lipid composition maps of a liver tissue section from a patient with NASH. From the SRS images at 2850 (a) and 2930 cm − 1 (b), we use the R 2850 / 2930 ratiometric image to create a binary lipid map (c). We then perform the linear least-squares spectral unmixing analysis on both C–H and fingerprint region hyperspectral SRS images of lipid molecules (d) and (e) to generate mole percentage maps of free cholesterol, saturated CE, unsaturated CE, and TAG (f)–(i). The percentage maps of free cholesterol and saturated CE are also shown with a scale extending only from 0% to 10% (for cholesterol) and 0% to 40% (for saturated CE) rather than for 0% to 100% to make more apparent the distribution of these lipids that are present in much lower relative percentages than unsaturated CEs and TAGs. Scale bar: 50 μ m .

    Journal: Journal of Biomedical Optics

    Article Title: Discrimination of lipid composition and cellular localization in human liver tissues by stimulated Raman scattering microscopy

    doi: 10.1117/1.JBO.29.1.016008

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Schematic diagram of the image analysis pipeline and representative SRS images and lipid composition maps of a liver tissue section from a patient with NASH. From the SRS images at 2850 (a) and 2930 cm − 1 (b), we use the R 2850 / 2930 ratiometric image to create a binary lipid map (c). We then perform the linear least-squares spectral unmixing analysis on both C–H and fingerprint region hyperspectral SRS images of lipid molecules (d) and (e) to generate mole percentage maps of free cholesterol, saturated CE, unsaturated CE, and TAG (f)–(i). The percentage maps of free cholesterol and saturated CE are also shown with a scale extending only from 0% to 10% (for cholesterol) and 0% to 40% (for saturated CE) rather than for 0% to 100% to make more apparent the distribution of these lipids that are present in much lower relative percentages than unsaturated CEs and TAGs. Scale bar: 50 μ m .

    Article Snippet: A nonnegative linear least-squares spectral unmixing algorithm (MATLAB Isqnonneg) was applied to both the C–H and the fingerprint region spectra for spectral unmixing of each pixel in lipid droplets.

    Techniques: