ArticleTomography (Ann Arbor, Mich.)2025
A Non-Invasive, Label-Free Method for Examining Tardigrade Anatomy Using Holotomography.
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objectivesHolotomography is an advanced imaging technique that enables high-resolution, three-dimensional visualization of microscopic specimens without the need for fixation or staining. Here we aim to apply holotomography technology to image live
methodsWe use a low concentration of 7% ethanol for tardigrade sedation and sample preparation. Holotomographic images were obtained and reconstructed using the Tomocube HT-X1 system, enabling high-resolution visualization of tardigrade anatomical structures.
resultsWe captured detailed, label-free holotomography images of both external and internal structures of tardigrade, including the digestive tract, brain, ovary, claws, salivary glands, and musculature.
conclusionsOur findings highlight holotomography as a complementary high-resolution imaging modality that effectively addresses the challenges faced with traditional imaging techniques in tardigrade research.
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