Light-sheet excitation-encoded volumetric spectroscopy for fast multiplexed imaging and quantitative physicochemical mapping in cells
Yan, J.; Xia, J.; Liu, J.; He, Y.; Kim, J.; Chen, K.
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Understanding how cellular organization relates to function requires imaging approaches that resolve structural and physicochemical information throughout three-dimensional volumes. Here we introduce light-sheet excitation spectroscopic microscopy (LS-ExSM), a method that captures full excitation spectra with [~]10 nm spectral resolution at each voxel for multiplexed imaging and quantitative spectroscopic readout. Excitation-wavelength encoding makes this spectroscopic readout compatible with single-objective wide-field light-sheet imaging while maintaining high spectral fidelity. Combined with sparse volumetric sampling and deep-learning-based reconstruction, LS-ExSM achieves high-speed volumetric imaging while preserving structural and spectral information. We demonstrate six-color volumetric imaging of live cells at near-second temporal resolution with minimal crosstalk, enabling visualization and quantitative analysis of dynamic organelle interactions in three dimensions. We further apply LS-ExSM to three-dimensional mapping of lipid-droplet polarity at near-diffraction-limited resolution. Together, these results establish excitation-encoded volumetric spectroscopy as a route to whole-cell imaging of subcellular organization and physicochemical state.
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