Quantitative Imaging in Cell Biology

Content: 
Series PagePage ii
CopyrightPage iv
ContributorsPages xiii-xviii
PrefacePages xix-xxJennifer C. Waters, Torsten Wittmann
Chapter 1 - Concepts in quantitative fluorescence microscopyPages 1-18Jennifer C. Waters, Torsten Wittmann
Chapter 2 - Practical considerations of objective lenses for application in cell biologyPages 19-34Stephen T. Ross, John R. Allen, Michael W. Davidson
Chapter 3 - Assessing camera performance for quantitative microscopyPages 35-53Talley J. Lambert, Jennifer C. Waters
Chapter 4 - A Practical guide to microscope care and maintenancePages 55-76Lara J. Petrak, Jennifer C. Waters
Chapter 5 - Fluorescence live cell imagingPages 77-94Andreas Ettinger, Torsten Wittmann
Chapter 6 - Fluorescent proteins for quantitative microscopy: Important properties and practical evaluationPages 95-111Nathan Christopher Shaner
Chapter 7 - Quantitative confocal microscopy: Beyond a pretty picturePages 113-134James Jonkman, Claire M. Brown, Richard W. Cole
Chapter 8 - Assessing and benchmarking multiphoton microscopes for biologistsPages 135-151Kaitlin Corbin, Henry Pinkard, Sebastian Peck, Peter Beemiller, Matthew F. Krummel
Chapter 9 - Spinning-disk confocal microscopy: present technology and future trendsPages 153-175John Oreopoulos, Richard Berman, Mark Browne
Chapter 10 - Quantitative deconvolution microscopyPages 177-192Paul C. Goodwin
Chapter 11 - Light sheet microscopyPages 193-215Michael Weber, Michaela Mickoleit, Jan Huisken
Chapter 12 - DNA curtains: Novel tools for imaging protein–nucleic acid interactions at the single-molecule levelPages 217-234Bridget E. Collins, Ling F. Ye, Daniel Duzdevich, Eric C. Greene
Chapter 13 - Nanoscale cellular imaging with scanning angle interference microscopyPages 235-252Christopher DuFort, Matthew Paszek
Chapter 14 - Localization microscopy in yeastPages 253-271Markus Mund, Charlotte Kaplan, Jonas Ries
Chapter 15 - Imaging cellular ultrastructure by PALM, iPALM, and correlative iPALM-EMPages 273-294Gleb Shtengel, Yilin Wang, Zhen Zhang, Wah Ing Goh, Harald F. Hess, Pakorn Kanchanawong
Chapter 16 - Seeing more with structured illumination microscopyPages 295-313Reto Fiolka
Chapter 17 - Structured illumination superresolution imaging of the cytoskeletonPages 315-333Ulrike Engel
Chapter 18 - Analysis of focal adhesion turnover: A quantitative live-cell imaging examplePages 335-346Samantha J. Stehbens, Torsten Wittmann
Chapter 19 - Determining absolute protein numbers by quantitative fluorescence microscopyPages 347-365Jolien Suzanne Verdaasdonk, Josh Lawrimore, Kerry Bloom
Chapter 20 - High-Resolution Traction Force MicroscopyPages 367-394Sergey V. Plotnikov, Benedikt Sabass, Ulrich S. Schwarz, Clare M. Waterman
Chapter 21 - Experimenters' guide to colocalization studies: Finding a way through indicators and quantifiers, in practicePages 395-408Fabrice P. Cordelières, Susanne Bolte
Chapter 22 - User-friendly tools for quantifying the dynamics of cellular morphology and intracellular protein clustersPages 409-427Denis Tsygankov, Pei-Hsuan Chu, Hsin Chen, Timothy C. Elston, Klaus M. Hahn
Chapter 23 - Ratiometric Imaging of pH ProbesPages 429-448Bree K. Grillo-Hill, Bradley A. Webb, Diane L. Barber
Chapter 24 - Toward quantitative fluorescence microscopy with DNA origami nanorulersPages 449-466Susanne Beater, Mario Raab, Philip Tinnefeld
Chapter 25 - Imaging and physically probing kinetochores in live dividing cellsPages 467-487Jonathan Kuhn, Sophie Dumont
Chapter 26 - Adaptive fluorescence microscopy by online feedback image analysisPages 489-503Christian Tischer, Volker Hilsenstein, Kirsten Hanson, Rainer Pepperkok
Chapter 27 - Open-source solutions for SPIMage processingPages 505-529Christopher Schmied, Evangelia Stamataki, Pavel Tomancak
Chapter 28 - Second-harmonic generation imaging of cancerPages 531-546Adib Keikhosravi, Jeremy S. Bredfeldt, Abdul Kader Sagar, Kevin W. Eliceiri
IndexPages 547-556
Volume in SeriesPages 557-568