Crossbill: an open access single objective light-sheet microscopy platform
Kumar, M.; Kishore, S.; McLean, D.; Kozorovitskiy, Y.
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We present an open access scanned oblique plane microscopy platform Crossbill. It combines a new optical configuration, open hardware assembly, a systematic alignment protocol, and dedicated control software to provide a compact, versatile, high resolution single objective light-sheet microscopy platform. The demonstrated configuration yields the most affordable sub-micron resolution oblique plane microscopy system to date. We add galvanometer enabled tilt-invariant lateral scan for multi-plane, multi-Hz volumetric imaging capability. A precision translation stage extends stitched field of view to centimeter scale. The accompanying open software is optimized for Crossbill and can be easily extended to include alternative configurations. Using Crossbill, we demonstrate large volume structural fluorescence imaging with sub-micron lateral resolution in zebrafish and mouse brain sections. Crossbill is also capable of multiplane functional imaging, and time-lapse imaging. We suggest multiple alternative configurations to extend Crossbill to diverse microscopy applications.
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