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we did it for proof of principle, fig. 28 in
Feijó & Moreno, 2004, Imaging plant cells by two-photon 
excitation,Protoplasma, 223:1-32

(also attached)

basically Paul is on spot (as usual)

Em 07-01-2011 20:17, Paul Herzmark escreveu:
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> Hi Michael,
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> We do it here with the laser tuned to 720. We separate the two Indo peaks
> into two different PMTs by using a 440 dichroic. The emission light going to
> the short wave PMT also goes through a 400/45 bandpass filter. The light to
> the long wave PMT goes through a 480/50 bandpass filter.
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> Hope that helps!
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> Paul
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> Paul Herzmark
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> On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 9:12 AM, Cammer, Michael
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>> Dear multiphotoners,
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>> I'm planning to try using Indo on the multiphoton microscope next week and
>> was wondering whether anybody has tips on best wavelengths to use for
>> excitation (e.g. 720 or 920 nm?) or anything else of potential use.
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>> Thank you!
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>> Sincerely,
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>> Michael
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