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E. S. Allgeyer

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User-friendly Oblique Plane Microscopy on a fully functional commercially available microscope base

G. Sirinakis, E. S. Allgeyer, D. Nashchekin, D. St Johnston

This paper presents an oblique plane microscope compatible with a commercial base, showing minimal impact on resolution and data fidelity despite objective lens displacement.

bioRxiv · Jan 9, 2024Biophysics

Filopodial protrusion driven by density-dependent Ena-TOCA-1 interactions

T. C. A. Blake, H. M. Fox, V. Urbancic, A. Wolowczyk, E. S. Allgeyer, J. Mason, J. L. Gallop

The paper shows TOCA-1 interacts with Ena/VASP proteins via SH3 domains to drive filopodial protrusion in Xenopus axons.

bioRxiv · Jan 4, 2023Cell Biology

A method for single molecule localization microscopy of tissues reveals nonrandom distribution of nuclear pores in Drosophila

J. Cheng, E. S. Allgeyer, J. H. Richens, E. Dzafic, A. Palandri, B. Lewkow, G. Sirinakis, D. St Johnston

This paper develops a line scanning SMLM system for tissue imaging, revealing nonrandom nuclear pore distribution in Drosophila tissues, contrasting with cultured cells.

bioRxiv · May 24, 2021Cell Biology

3D Adaptive Optical Nanoscopy for Thick Specimen Imaging at sub-50 nm Resolution

X. Hao, E. S. Allgeyer, J. Antonello, K. Watters, J. A. Gerdes, L. K. Schroeder, F. Bottanelli, J. Zhao, P. Kidd, M. D. Lessard, J. E. Rothman, L. Cooley, T. Biederer, M. J. Booth, J. Bewersdorf

This paper develops a 3D adaptive optical nanoscopy technique that achieves sub-50 nm resolution in thick specimens by addressing optical aberrations.

bioRxiv · Nov 25, 2020Biophysics

3D super-resolution deep-tissue imaging in living mice

M. G. M. Velasco, M. Zhang, J. Antonello, P. Yuan, E. S. Allgeyer, D. May, O. M'Saad, P. Kidd, A. E. S. Barentine, V. Greco, J. Grutzendler, M. J. Booth, J. Bewersdorf

This paper develops a STED system for 3D super-resolution imaging in living mice, achieving depths of 76 micrometers in brain tissue.

bioRxiv · Oct 2, 2019Biophysics