EP1141761A1 - Systeme pour introduire une pincette optique et/ou injecter un faisceau de traitement dans un microscope - Google Patents
Systeme pour introduire une pincette optique et/ou injecter un faisceau de traitement dans un microscopeInfo
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- EP1141761A1 EP1141761A1 EP00971409A EP00971409A EP1141761A1 EP 1141761 A1 EP1141761 A1 EP 1141761A1 EP 00971409 A EP00971409 A EP 00971409A EP 00971409 A EP00971409 A EP 00971409A EP 1141761 A1 EP1141761 A1 EP 1141761A1
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- optical tweezers
- microscope
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- G—PHYSICS
- G02—OPTICS
- G02B—OPTICAL ELEMENTS, SYSTEMS OR APPARATUS
- G02B21/00—Microscopes
- G02B21/0004—Microscopes specially adapted for specific applications
- G02B21/002—Scanning microscopes
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- the invention allows the spatial fixation of microscopic objects in the laser scanning microscope, even while moving the object plane, for example during image acquisition. This means that even moving objects can be imaged sharply.
- Optical tweezers have proven to be an interesting tool for a number of biological work techniques.
- the combination of laser scanning microscopes with laser microtechnologies suggests an expansion of the experimental possibilities.
- LSM images of moving objects especially inside unopened cells, often do not produce satisfactory images because many subcellular structures move during the scan time.
- the optical tweezers are ideal for gentle (vital) fixation.
- a spatially defined displacement of fixed objects is possible with the optical tweezers.
- Application examples for the use of compensated optical tweezers in the laser scanning microscope are the examination of organisms, for example chloroplasts, or the holding of objects moved by motor proteins. In the latter case, force measurements are even possible under suitable conditions.
- moving objects for example particles in suspension or certain organelles, cannot be imaged sharply without being fixed by compensated optical tweezers.
- Optical tweezers coupled through the lens have their focus in the object plane. If the object plane is shifted in parallel by the three-dimensional image acquisition process ("scanning"), the focus of the optical tweezers is also displaced. This means that objects which are held by the optical tweezers are also displaced. However, this is undesirable during image acquisition Therefore the Displacement of the object plane can be compensated for by a suitable device in the beam path of the optical tweezers.
- the invention is always necessary in laser scanning microscopes from different manufacturers when the optical tweezers are coupled in through the lens and the third dimension in the image acquisition by moving the lens or the stage or another method that focuses the optical tweezers relative to the sample postponed, developed.
- the sample is no longer freely accessible from above, which, for example, makes applications with microinjection or temperature control devices very difficult, if not impossible.
- the latter also applies to structures in which the optical fixing of particles is carried out by glass fibers provided with microlenses, which are guided directly onto the sample.
- there are problems with the sterility of the sample since the glass fibers have to be immersed in thicker layers of liquid if particles are to be fixed on the underside of the liquid.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of the effect of the invention
- Figure 2 the application in a microscope like a laser scanning -
- the optical tweezers are
- Microscope objective guided into the object plane It is adjusted so that microscopic particles located in the object plane are held, that is, the focus of the optical tweezers is in the object plane.
- the object plane In the three-dimensional image acquisition by a laser scanning microscope, however, the object plane must be shifted in parallel in order to open up the third dimension protruding from the object plane. This also shifts the focus of the optical tweezers, which leads to an undesired shift of the fixed particles. Without compensation for this shift, three-dimensional objects held by the optical tweezers cannot be recorded in three-dimensional resolution.
- z-compensation Compensation for the displacement of the object plane, hereinafter referred to as z-compensation, consists of variable optical elements which are inserted in the beam path of the optical tweezers and which compensate for the movement of the object plane.
- the z-compensation effects a compensating movement of the optical tweezers which takes place simultaneously with the movement of the object plane, so that the position of the fixed object in the sample is retained.
- the compensation is implemented via an electromechanically displaceable optical element in the coupling system of the optical tweezers.
- the exact position of the object plane is taken from the control electronics of the laser scanning microscope during the image acquisition process. Accordingly, the displaceable optical element in the coupling system of the optical tweezers is moved under computer control, so that the position of the fixed object relative to the sample is retained. In principle, it is not necessary to take the position of the object plane from the control electronics of the laser scanning microscope, since the position of the relevant optical elements can also be detected electromechanically or optically. However, this is associated with a greater effort.
- the z-compensation can be combined with the microscope holder on the optical fiber.
- the result is a compact unit with a minimum of optical elements.
- the object to be examined is scanned in various xy sections.
- the object plane is between the cuts by the laser Scanning microscope moved.
- the position of the focus of the optical tweezers is brought back to the starting point by manually shifting the additional optical element located in the beam path of the optical tweezers. This process is repeated for each xy section.
- the z-compensation described here also allows the coupling of a so-called multitrap, an optical tweezer, in which one or more laser beams are directed onto several objects for fixation. This can also be done by using a scanner mirror to alternate a beam at a high frequency is directed onto several objects in such a way that they remain fixed, even if the laser beam does not permanently irradiate the corresponding object.
- a laser microbeam can be coupled in compensated (a laser microbeam is a short-pulsed laser beam that is coupled into a microscope to perform micromaterial processing).
- the same optics as for the optical tweezers can be used for the coupling of the laser micro beam.
- a z-compensated laser micro-beam enables precise material processing during image acquisition, for example to examine the light-material interaction in detail.
- Figure 2 shows a microscopic beam path with a sample P, an objective O and a tube lens TL.
- a laser beam L1 which scans the sample P in the x / y direction, is coupled in via a deflection mirror US via a scan lens SL and an x / y scanner SC as well as a deflection mirror US1 and a dichroic beam splitter ST1.
- the beam focus in the sample is here shifted by the objective O in Z-
- Height is adjusted via a control unit AS so that the sample can be scanned at different Z positions.
- the radiation coming from the sample passes in the opposite way via the
- an HBO - is connected via a further steel divider ST2 and a lens L.
- Lighting can be coupled.
- corresponding pulsing optics 01, 02 are used to continue pulsing via the beam splitter ST2 and a further beam splitter ST3
- Laser beam L2 for optical cutting and another laser beam L3 coupled as optical tweezers (Optical Tweezer).
- the light coupling can be an indirect coupling via light guides, to which collimation optics are arranged.
- Axis changes the beam focus position of the respective laser in sample P.
- correction optics 01, 02 are in the variant V1 along the optical
- the position of the focus within the sample can be changed in a defined manner in the Z direction.
- an object held with the optical tweezers can always be advantageous at the same point in the lens when the lens shifts in the Z direction
- Cutting laser L2 can be moved accordingly and thus the position of the cut can be chosen as desired and also decoupled from the position of laser L3.
- a common displaceable correction lens 03 is provided for the lasers L2, L3.
- decoupling of the movement of L2 and L3 can be achieved by means of different optics which can additionally be inserted into the beam path of the laser L2.
- multibeam tweezer i.e. tweezers that use one or more laser beams to hold several
- Objects can be used, possible.
- Scanner mirror is directed in high frequency onto several objects in such a way that they can be held simultaneously (C.Hoyer, S.Monajembashi, K.O. Greulich:
- Organelles can often not be focused because they move during image acquisition. Sharp, three-dimensional images are only possible through the use of compensated optical tweezers that enable the fixation of the organelles during image acquisition. In this way, cell organelles such as chloroplasts or mitochondria can be fixed in living cells and depicted sharply in three dimensions. Organelles that normally do not move, such as secretory vesicles or the gravesceptor, can be deflected from the original position with the optical tweezers and the response of the cell (reorganization) can be examined three-dimensionally. The cytoskeleton dynamics in living cells can also be examined by deflection from the resting position.
- Spheroids can be manipulated and examined three-dimensionally as an in-vivo model for tissue using z-compensated optical tweezers in a laser scanning microscope.
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DE19954933A DE19954933A1 (de) | 1999-11-10 | 1999-11-10 | Anordnung zur Einkopplung einer optischen Pinzette und/oder eines Bearbeitungsstrahles in ein Mikroskop |
PCT/EP2000/010808 WO2001035150A1 (fr) | 1999-11-10 | 2000-11-02 | Systeme pour introduire une pincette optique et/ou injecter un faisceau de traitement dans un microscope |
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JP (1) | JP2003514252A (fr) |
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WO (1) | WO2001035150A1 (fr) |
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