NOTE:

CURRENTLY, THIS COURSE IS NO LONGER BEING PROVIDED

Confocal microscopy

 (7 credits)

LAST HELD:

2014.12.10 9:00-12:00 Seminar 4 (Report), BioCenter C-212 (2d, ground floor)

The last homework (Report)

Seminar 3 (Softwares) original keynote file,  Alyona Minina

Lecture 10 (ImageJ) example files, Panagiotis  Moschou, Department of Plant Biology, SLU

Lecture 9 (ZEN Blue), Eric Muren, Carl Zeiss AB

 Lecture 8 (ZEN Black),  Dirk Pacholsky, BioVis, UU

Homework for the 27th

Hands-on 2PM, LightSheet, SIM. Schedule

 Lecture 7 (LightSheet microcsopy), Dirk Pacholsky, BioVis, UU

Lecture 6 (Multiphoton mciroscopy),  Matyas Molnar, BioVis, UU

Lecture 5 (SHG),  Matyas Molnar, BioVis, UU

Homework for the 25th

Practical part using Zeiss 780. Schedule

Seminar 2 (planning the practical part), Alyona Minina

Lecture 4 file was sent via e-mail (High Resolution microscopy), Hans Blom

Lecture 3, version with text (CARS microscopy), Juris Kiskis

Seminar 1 (Basics of confocal microscopy), Alyona Minina

Lecture 2 (Basics of confocal microscopy), Alyona Minina

Lecture 1 (Basics of light microscopy), Alyona Minina

Useful stuff  

BioCenter Confocal Platform

BioCenter Imaging Platform  instructions for Mac and Windows users

Open-source softwares:

ImageJ and Fiji (ImageJ+plugins)

CellProfiler

Colocalization quantification:

Colocalization quantification & noise signal

Colocalization Pearsons vs Manders

Colocalization quantification in plant cells

FRET quantification:

Quantification of FRET

FRAP quantification:

Quantification of FRAP

Fluorescence intenisty qunatification:

Quantification of fluorescence intensity

Publishing digital images:

Figure manipulation: assesing what is acceptable. JCB

Manipulation and misconduct in handling of image data. Plant Cell

Here you can find the syllabus  and  preliminary schedule

Thanks to the rapid development of technology the fancy confocal microscopy is now available for every day use, this opens completely new horizons for both great discoveries and missing controls. The aim of this course is to provide students with a solid theoretical background essential for designing their experiments, introduce them to the  most common softwares and also to give students an opportunity to have a hands-on experience with confocal microscopes available at the BioCenter and SciLifeLab, UU. Students will also meet experts from SciLifeLab, Stockholm and Chalmers to learn about other microscopy technologies available in Sweden.

To register for the course send an e-mail to: alena.minina @ slu.se

Deadline for registration:

All lectures are open, registration is required only to attend the practical part of the course

Lecturers

Alyona Minina, Department of Plant Biology, SLU

Hans Blom, SciLifeLab, KTH

Juris Kiskis, Chalmers University of Technology

Dirk Pacholsky, BioVis, UU

Matyas Molnar, BioVis, UU

Eric Muren, Carl Zeiss AB

Panagiotis  Moschou, Department of Plant Biology, SLU

Participants (max 20 students)

1. Salim Hossain Reza, Department of Plant Biology, SLU<
2. Sultana Jahan, Department of Plant Biology, SLU
3. Jing Lu, Department of Food Science, SLU
4. Maria Karlsson, Food Science, SLU
5. Maria Leonor Segurado Gouveia, Department of Immunology, Genetics and Pathology, UU
6. Rita Batista, Department of Plant Biology, SLU
7. Anna Carlson, Department of Plant Biology, SLU
8.  Shirin Akhter, Department of Plant Biology, SLU
9. Daniel Johansson, Department of Food Science, SLU
10. Masud Parvage, Deaprtment of Soil and Environment, SLU
11. Tania Tajrin, Department of Ecology and Genetics, Evolutionary Biology, UU
12. Ylva Sjunnesson, Department of Clinical Sciences, SLU
13. Daniel Uddenberg, Department of Physiological Botany, UU
14. Xue Zhao, Department of Food Science, SLU
15. Eva Hellmén, Department of Clinical Sciences, SLU
16. Clément Lafon-Placette, Department of Plant Biology, SLU
17. Mohammad Jaber Alipour, SLU
18. Panisara Kunkitti, SLU