Author:
Soustelle Laurent,Aigouy Benoît,Asensio Marie-Laure,Giangrande Angela
Abstract
Abstract
Analysis of cell-cell interactions, cell function and cell lineages greatly benefits selective destruction techniques, which, at present, rely on dedicated, high energy, pulsed lasers and are limited to cells that are detectable by conventional microscopy. We present here a high resolution/sensitivity technique based on confocal microscopy and relying on commonly used UV lasers. Coupling this technique with time-lapse enables the destruction and following of any cell(s) in any pattern(s) in living animals as well as in cell culture systems.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Developmental Neuroscience
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