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◆ Nature communications2026-08-01

CALIPERS: Cell cycle-aware live imaging for phenotyping experiments and regeneration studies.

Moises Di Sante, Melissa Pezzotti, Julius Zimmermann, Alessandro Enrico, Joran Deschamps, Elisa Balmas, Silvia Becca, Eloisa Torchia, Giulia Ballio, Samantha Solito, Martina Sarchi, Alessandro Reali, Alessandro Bertero, Florian Jug, Francesco S Pasqualini

原始摘要(英文原文)· Original abstract
Cell-cycle progression is a major source of variability in live-cell phenotyping, yet imaging workflows still lack a general way to account for it alongside structural and functional readouts. Here we show CALIPERS (Cell-cycle-Aware Live-cell Imaging for Phenotyping Experiments and Regeneration Studies), an integrated framework that pairs a spectrally redesigned FUCCI reporter with continuous cell-cycle inference and flexible delivery strategies in human cells and stem-cell models. In epithelial cells, CALIPERS simultaneously images actin, tubulin, or calcium dynamics, phase-locks migration and proliferation, triggers mitosis-aware smart microscopy, and recovers fast calcium signals. In induced pluripotent stem-cell workflows, lentiviral and safe-harbor versions span pluripotent, lineage-restricted, and cardiac models. In cardiac organoids, CALIPERS tracks cell-cycle exit, tissue compaction, and calcium onset, and distinguishes productive proliferation from multinucleation and endoreplication. By making cell-cycle state an explicit, measurable variable, CALIPERS helps triage candidate regenerative interventions across diverse live-imaging assays.
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