TauSTED super-resolution imaging of labile iron in primary hippocampal neurons

TauSTED super-resolution imaging of labile iron in primary hippocampal neurons

Iron dyshomeostasis is involved in many neurological disorders, particularly neurodegenerative diseases where iron accumulates in various brain regions. Identifying mechanisms of iron transport in the brain is crucial for understanding the role of iron in healthy and pathological states. In neurons,...

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description Iron dyshomeostasis is involved in many neurological disorders, particularly neurodegenerative diseases where iron accumulates in various brain regions. Identifying mechanisms of iron transport in the brain is crucial for understanding the role of iron in healthy and pathological states. In neurons, it has been suggested that iron can be transported by the axon to different brain regions in the form of labile iron; a pool of reactive and exchangeable intracellular iron. Here we report a novel approach to imaging labile ferrous iron, Fe(II), in live primary hippocampal neurons using confocal and TauSTED (Stimulated Emission Depletion) microscopy. TauSTED is based on super-resolution STED nanoscopy, which combines high spatial resolution imaging (
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