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Elr0Vhqvlqj SKRWRQLF WKHUDSLHV ELR0LPDJLQJ ELR0PDQLSXODWLRQ Biophotonics?? Fusion technologies of photonics and biotechnology and biomedical engineering enabled by information technology Lqirupdwlrq Whfkqrorj| Biophotonics - Imaging: X-ray, OCT, polarimetry, DOT, TIRF, photon migration, endoscopy, confocal microscopy, multiphoton microscopy, multispectral imaging - Biosensing: IR spectroscopy, fluorescence, luminescence, Raman scattering, surface plasmon resonance, polarimetry, evanescent wave-based detection - Laser-tissue interaction: ablation, coagulation, cutting, welding, PDT, optical trapping Advantages of the lightwave technology in biomedical engineering - Non-invasive/minimally invasive techniques (detection based on fiber-optics) - Real-time feedback for clinical diagnostics and visual guidance for surgery - High sensitivity and specificity: single molecule sensing, molecular tagging - Wide range of spatial scales that can be sampled: « ʅm~ cm - Abundance of intrinsic (hemoglobin) and extrinsic (fluorescent protein) chromophores Bio-imaging Optical imaging for early detection and monitoring the progression of a disease Benefits of optical imaging: • Non-invasive or minimally invasive • No harmful radioactivity (vs. radioisotope imaging) • Rapid real-time measurements (vs. MRI) • High spatial resolution (vs. ultrasound) • High sensitivity (vs. x-ray imaging) • Portability and compactness In vitro, in vivo, and ex vivo specimens References http://microscope.fsu.edu/primer/ http://bama.ua.edu/~hsmithso/class/bsc_656/websites/light.html

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Page 1: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

Bio

ph

oto

nic

s??

Fu

sio

n t

ech

no

log

ies

of

ph

oto

nic

s an

d b

iote

chn

olo

gy a

nd

b

iom

ed

ical

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gin

eeri

ng

en

ab

led

by i

nfo

rmati

on

tech

no

log

y

Bio

ph

oto

nic

s

-Im

agin

g:

X-r

ay,

OC

T,

pola

rim

etry

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OT

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IRF,

photo

nm

igra

tion,

endosc

opy,

confo

cal

mic

rosc

opy,

mult

iphoto

nm

icro

scopy,

mult

ispec

tral

imag

ing

-Bi

ose

nsi

ng:

IRsp

ectr

osc

opy,

fluore

scen

ce,

lum

ines

cence

,Ram

ansc

atte

ring,

surf

ace

pla

smon

reso

nan

ce,

pola

rim

etry

,ev

anes

cent

wav

e-bas

eddet

ecti

on

-La

ser-

tiss

ue

inte

ract

ion:

abla

tion,

coag

ula

tion,

cutt

ing,

wel

din

g,

PDT

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caltr

appin

g

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van

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es

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y i

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Opti

cal

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ori

ng

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pro

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ssio

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Benef

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imal

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apid

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ents

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MR

I)•

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hsp

atia

lre

solu

tion

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ult

raso

und)

•H

igh

sensi

tivi

ty(v

s.x-r

ayim

agin

g)

•Po

rtab

ility

and

com

pac

tnes

s•Invitro,invivo

,an

dexvivo

spec

imen

s

Ref

eren

ces

htt

p:/

/mic

rosc

ope.

fsu.e

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rim

er/

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edu/~

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ithso

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ss/b

sc_6

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htm

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Page 2: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques
Page 3: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Kö

hle

r Il

lum

inati

on

•A

bri

gh

t-fi

eld

illu

min

ati

on

syst

emth

atpro

vides

anev

enly

illum

inat

edfi

eld

of

view

.

•R

ecom

men

ded

by

all

man

ufa

cture

rsof

moder

nla

bora

tory

mic

rosc

opes

bec

ause

itca

npro

duce

spec

imen

illum

inat

ion

that

isunif

orm

lybri

ght

and

free

from

gla

re.

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: ep

i-fl

uo

resc

en

ce

Page 4: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques
Page 5: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Ph

ase

Co

ntr

ast

Mic

rosc

op

y

•Ph

ase

and a

mplit

ude

dif

fere

nce

s bet

wee

n d

iffr

acte

d

and u

ndif

frac

ted lig

ht

are

alte

red t

o p

roduce

inte

rfer

ence

or

contr

ast

enhan

cem

ent.

•A

phas

e pla

te is

intr

oduce

d t

o

mak

e a

phas

e sh

ift

that

pro

duce

s des

truct

ive

inte

rfer

ence

.

•T

he

tech

niq

ue

suff

ers

from

hal

o a

rtif

acts

, is

res

tric

ted t

o

very

thin

spec

imen

pre

par

atio

ns,

and c

annot

take

ad

vanta

ge

of

the

full

conden

ser

and o

bje

ctiv

e ap

ertu

res.

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Ph

ase

Co

ntr

ast

Mic

rosc

op

y

Dif

fere

nti

al

Inte

rfere

nce

Co

ntr

ast

(D

IC)

Mic

rosc

op

y

•The

opti

cal co

mponen

ts r

equir

ed f

or

DIC

m

icro

scopy

do n

ot

mas

k or

obst

ruct

the

obje

ctiv

e an

d c

onden

ser

aper

ture

s, t

hus

enab

ling t

he

inst

rum

ent

to b

e em

plo

yed a

t fu

ll N

A.

This

res

ult

s in

a d

ram

atic

im

pro

vem

ent

in r

esolu

tion, el

imin

atio

n o

f hal

o a

rtif

acts

, an

d t

he

abili

ty t

o p

roduce

ex

celle

nt

imag

es w

ith r

elat

ivel

y th

ick

spec

imen

s.•

When

a p

air

of

coher

ent

light

rays

pro

duce

d

by

the

bea

msp

litte

r en

counte

rs a

phas

e gra

die

nt,

due

to r

efra

ctiv

e in

dex

and/o

r th

ickn

ess

vari

atio

ns,

eac

h r

ay b

ecom

es

def

orm

ed a

nd e

xper

ience

s a

slig

htl

y dif

fere

nt

opti

cal pat

h d

iffe

rence

when

tra

vers

ing

thro

ugh t

he

spec

imen

. U

pon e

mer

gin

g f

rom

th

e sp

ecim

en,

the

rays

is

uneq

ual

in p

has

e.

The

dif

fere

nce

in o

pti

cal pat

h is

tran

slat

ed

then

into

a c

han

ge

in a

mplit

ude

in t

he

final

im

age

obse

rved

in t

he

eyep

iece

s.

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p:/

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lym

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icro

.com

/pri

mer

/tec

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ues

/dic

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intr

o.h

tml

Page 6: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Dark

Fie

ld M

icro

sco

py

•H

igher

inte

nsi

ty s

ourc

e is

nee

ded

than

bri

ght-

fiel

d s

ince

only

dif

frac

ted/r

efra

cted

lig

ht

is v

isib

le.

•Sa

mple

is

illum

inat

ed a

t an

angle

so t

hat

th

e ce

ntr

al lig

ht

is b

lock

ed a

nd o

nly

obliq

ue

rays

rea

ch t

he

spec

imen

.

•O

nly

the

rays

dif

frac

ted o

r re

frac

ted f

rom

th

e sp

ecim

en r

each

the

obje

ctiv

e.

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Co

nfo

cal

Mic

rosc

op

y

•Bl

urr

ed o

ut-

of-

focu

s bac

kgro

und r

ejec

ted b

y a

con

foca

l ap

ert

ure

.

•O

pti

cal

3-D

re

con

stru

ctio

n/s

ect

ion

ing

can

be

achie

ved.

•H

igher

exci

tati

on p

ow

er n

eeded

, si

nce

the

confo

cal ap

ertu

re

reduce

s th

e fl

uore

scen

ce s

ignal

.

•H

igh e

xci

tati

on p

ow

er a

nd lar

ge

area

of

fluore

scen

ce e

xci

tati

on

incr

ease

s th

e poss

ibili

ty o

f p

ho

tob

leach

ing

.

•W

ith m

ost

flu

oro

phore

s ex

cite

d

by

one-

photo

n a

bso

rpti

on in t

he

UV

or

blu

e re

gio

n,

hig

h

atte

nuat

ion o

f lig

ht

in t

he

wav

elen

gth

ran

ge

limit

s th

e dep

th a

cces

s.

Page 7: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Co

nfo

cal

Mic

rosc

op

y

Pu

rdu

e M

icro

sco

py S

eri

es

-T

he P

rin

cip

les

of

Co

nfo

cal

Mic

rosc

op

y-

Liv

e C

ell

Im

ag

ing

Ap

pli

cati

on

in

Co

nfo

cal

Mic

rosc

op

y

-A

pp

lica

tio

ns

of

Co

nfo

cal

Mic

rosc

op

y

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Mu

ltip

ho

ton

Mic

rosc

op

y (

1)

•U

p-c

onve

rted

flu

ore

scen

ce (

thir

d-

ord

er n

onlin

ear

opti

cal pro

cess

) is

use

d t

o o

bta

in im

ages

.

•T

he

tran

siti

on p

roce

ss o

f tw

o-p

hoto

n

abso

rpti

on p

roce

ss is

pro

port

ional

to

the

squar

e of

the

inst

anta

neo

us

light

inte

nsi

ty,

nec

essi

tati

ng

extr

emel

y in

tense

lig

ht

sourc

e. T

o

keep

the

aver

age

pow

er v

ery

low

to

min

imiz

e th

erm

al d

amag

e of

the

bio

logic

al s

pec

imen

, ult

ra-s

hort

las

er

puls

es a

re u

sed.

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Mu

ltip

ho

ton

Mic

rosc

op

y (

2)

•O

pti

cal

sect

ion

ing

may

be

poss

ible

wit

hout

usi

ng a

ny

confo

cal

aper

ture

.

•Ph

oto

ble

ach

ing

is g

reat

ly r

educe

d,

bec

ause

only

the

regio

n a

t th

e fo

cus

can b

e ex

cite

d.

•U

se o

f lo

ng

er

wavele

ng

thpen

etra

tes

dee

per

into

a t

issu

e.

•El

imin

atio

n o

f U

V im

pro

ves

the

tiss

ue

viab

ility

and les

s photo

dam

age.

•Lo

nger

wav

elen

gth

may

wors

en t

he

reso

luti

on.

•T

i:sa

pphir

e la

ser

~ 1

00

fs,

~ 8

00

nm

, pea

k pow

er ~

50

kW

Page 8: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

(T

IR)

Evan

esc

en

t W

ave: C

on

cep

t

Gla

ssA

ir

Gla

ss

Air

•O

bse

rved

into

talin

tern

alre

flec

tion

•A

wav

eth

atdec

ays

exponen

tial

lyw

ith

dis

tanceWikipedia.com

Page 9: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

•A

wav

eth

atdec

ays

exponen

tial

lyw

ith

dis

tance

Evan

esc

en

t W

ave: C

on

cep

t

Gla

ssA

ir

Gla

ss

Air

•O

bse

rved

into

talin

tern

alre

flec

tion

Wikipedia.com

dye

100 n

m

To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

J. A

. St

eyer

et

al.

Nat

ure

Rev

iew

s,

2001

a. P

rism

-typ

e (u

pri

ght)

b. O

bje

ctiv

e-le

ns-

type

(it

d)

To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

Page 10: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

Stoc

k et

al.

J. M

icro

scop

y, 20

03

To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

Gla

ssA

ir

Gla

ss

Air

Gold

Gold

Surf

ace

pla

smon r

esonan

ce

Page 11: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

Gla

ssA

ir

Gla

ss

Air

•O

bse

rved

into

talin

tern

alre

flec

tion

•A

wav

eth

atdec

ays

exponen

tial

lyw

ith

dis

tanceWikipedia.com

To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

Gla

ssA

ir

Gla

ss

Air

Gold

Gold

Surf

ace

pla

smon r

esonan

ce

100 n

m

To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

Gla

ss

Air

Gold

Air

Gla

ssG

old

Gla

ss

Air

Gold

Air

Gla

ssG

old

100 n

m

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

Mic

rosc

op

y (

1)

•A

t TIR

, th

e fl

uore

scen

ce is

exci

ted

in a

ver

y th

in z

one

of

50

~ 1

00

nm

fr

om

a s

ubst

rate

by

an e

vanes

cent

wav

e.

•R

apid

ly d

ecay

ing n

ature

of

the

evan

esce

nt

fiel

d a

llow

s only

the

fluore

scen

t la

bel

s nea

r th

e su

bst

rate

to g

ener

ate

fluore

scen

ce

and t

o b

e im

aged

at

hig

h q

ual

ity

wit

h v

ery

low

bac

kgro

und

fluore

scen

ce, no o

ut-

of-

focu

s fl

uore

scen

ce, an

d n

arro

w d

epth

of

opti

cal se

ctio

n (

50

~ 1

00

nm

).

Page 12: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: To

tal

Inte

rnal

Refl

ect

ion

Flu

ore

scen

ce (

TIR

F)

Mic

rosc

op

y (

2)

•Li

mit

ed lig

ht-

induce

d d

amag

e to

ce

ll vi

abili

ty

•M

uch

les

s ex

pen

sive

than

confo

cal

mic

rosc

opy

•Be

st s

uit

ed t

o im

age

and p

robe

a ce

llula

r en

viro

nm

ent

wit

hin

a

dis

tance

of

10

0 n

m f

rom

subst

rate

.

TIR

F M

icro

sco

py

Ap

pli

cati

on

s

TIR

F M

icro

sco

py

Ap

pli

cati

on

sBio

-im

ag

ing

: Flu

ore

scen

ce/F

örs

ter

Reso

nan

ce

En

erg

y T

ran

sfer

(FR

ET

) Im

ag

ing

(1

)

•FR

ET is

a dis

tance

-dep

enden

t in

tera

ctio

n b

etw

een t

he

elec

tronic

ex

cite

d s

tate

s of

two d

ye m

ole

cule

s in

w

hic

h e

xci

tati

on is

tran

sfer

red f

rom

a

donor

to a

n a

ccep

tor

wit

hout

emis

sion o

f a

photo

n.

•T

he

effi

cien

cy o

f FR

ET ~

d-6:

use

ful

ove

r dis

tance

s co

mpar

able

wit

h t

he

dim

ensi

ons

of

bio

logic

al

mac

rom

ole

cule

s.

•C

olo

caliz

atio

n o

f pro

tein

s an

d o

ther

m

ole

cule

s ca

n b

e im

aged

wit

h s

pat

ial

reso

luti

on b

eyond t

he

limit

s of

conve

nti

onal

opti

cal m

icro

scopy.

•htt

p:/

/ww

w.o

lym

pusf

luovi

ew.c

om

/applic

atio

ns/

fre

tintr

o.h

tml

Page 13: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Flu

ore

scen

ce/F

örs

ter

Reso

nan

ce

En

erg

y T

ran

sfer

(FR

ET

) Im

ag

ing

(2

)

Prim

ary

condit

ions

for

FRET

•D

onor

and a

ccep

tor

mole

cule

s m

ust

be

in c

lose

pro

xim

ity

(typ

ical

ly 1

0–1

00 Å

).

•T

he

abso

rpti

on s

pec

trum

of

the

acce

pto

r m

ust

ove

rlap

the

fluore

scen

ce e

mis

sion s

pec

trum

of

the

donor.

•D

onor

and a

ccep

tor

tran

siti

on d

ipole

ori

enta

tions

must

be

appro

xim

atel

y par

alle

l.

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Flu

ore

scen

ce/F

örs

ter

Reso

nan

ce

En

erg

y T

ran

sfer

(FR

ET

) Im

ag

ing

(3

)

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stan

dar

dtu

ngst

en-h

alogen

lam

phouse

exam

ines

and

reco

rds

the

cells

usi

ng

stan

dar

dbri

ghtf

ield

,phas

eco

ntr

ast,

or

dif

fere

nti

alin

terf

eren

ceco

ntr

ast

(DIC

)ill

um

inat

ion.

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argon-k

rypto

nla

ser

bea

mis

firs

tfi

lter

edth

rough

anac

oust

o-o

pti

ctu

nab

lew

avel

ength

dev

ice

tose

lect

spec

ific

exci

tati

on

wav

elen

gth

sbef

ore

pas

sing

toth

eco

nfo

calsc

anhea

d.

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Flu

ore

scen

ce L

ifeti

me I

mag

ing

M

icro

sco

py (

FLIM

)

•FL

IM p

rovi

des

a s

pat

ial lif

etim

e m

ap o

f fl

uoro

phore

s w

ithin

a c

ell or

tiss

ue.

•Fl

uore

scen

ce lif

etim

e is

hig

hly

sen

siti

ve

to t

he

loca

l en

viro

nm

ent.

•T

empora

l re

solu

tion p

rovi

des

an

opport

unit

y to

stu

dy

dyn

amic

org

aniz

atio

n o

f a

livin

g s

yste

m.

•Fl

uore

scen

ce lif

etim

e is

indep

enden

t of

fluore

scen

ce inte

nsi

ty,

conce

ntr

atio

n,

and

photo

ble

achin

g.

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Flu

ore

scen

ce L

ifeti

me I

mag

ing

M

icro

sco

py (

FLIM

)

•Fl

uoro

phore

s w

ith s

imila

r sp

ectr

a m

ay

hav

e dif

fere

nt

lifet

imes

in d

iffe

rent

envi

ronm

ents

; lif

etim

e is

a m

ore

sen

siti

ve

pro

be

of

the

envi

ronm

ent.

Page 14: 17d. Bioimaging and Fluorescence Imaging Techniques

•In

ord

er t

o r

emove

the

auto

-flu

ore

scen

ce•

Ult

ra-s

hort

las

er a

ppro

aches

(TD

)•

Freq

uen

cy d

om

ain a

ppro

aches

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Flu

ore

scen

ce L

ifeti

me I

mag

ing

M

icro

sco

py (

FLIM

)

From

GE

Amer

sham

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Flu

ore

scen

ce L

ifeti

me I

mag

ing

M

icro

sco

py (

FLIM

)

FLIM

-FR

ET

FLIM

-FR

ET

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Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Flu

ore

scen

ce C

orr

ela

tio

n

Sp

ect

rosc

op

y (

FC

S)

•In

a s

yste

m w

her

e par

ticl

es o

nly

under

go t

ransl

atio

nal

dif

fusi

on,

fluct

uat

ions

cause

d b

y dif

fusi

on o

f m

ole

cule

s dep

end o

n t

he

size

. R

apid

ly d

iffu

sing s

mal

l m

ole

cule

s pro

duce

rap

id inte

nsi

ty

fluct

uat

ions.

In c

ontr

ast,

lar

ge

mole

cule

s an

d b

iopoly

mer

s (p

rote

ins

and p

rote

in b

ound lig

ands)

exhib

it s

low

ly f

luct

uat

ing p

atte

rns

of

burs

ts o

f fl

uore

scen

ce.

Bio

-im

ag

ing

: Flu

ore

scen

ce C

orr

ela

tio

n

Sp

ect

rosc

op

y (

FC

S)

Imag

ing

FC

S