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 Multi-fluorescence 3D time-lapse
imaging
Reduced photobleaching
Graphical experiment set-up
Data archiving, processing and analysis |
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Multi-functional all-in-one illumination system MT10
The MT10 contains a fast filter wheel (minimal switch 85 ms) with 8 positions and a fast attenuator with 7 grades of illumination intensity. The built-in shutter has an on/off time of less than 5 ms to reduce off-acquisition photobleaching. Two types of light sources are optional: a high-stability 150W Xe arc burner or a very stable 150W Hg/Xe mixed gas arc burner. The light is coupled via a single quartz light fibre into the microscope. |
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Digital Cameras: high resolution and sensitivity
Besides the FV-II and the DP30BW several latest-generation interline transfer CCD models of reputable manufacturers are supported. For low-light acquisition electron multiplier CCD (EM-CCD) and back-thinned CCD cameras can be used. |
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cell^M imaging software for acquisition, documentation, processing, and analysis
The all-embracing platform offers a host of processing and analysis functions and several unique features: the Experiment Manager – an intuitive graphical interface for experiment planning, set-up and execution; Spectral Unmixing – a unique tool for colour resolution enhancement; a sophisticated, structured database for archiving and documentation.  See More |
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Experiment Manager – intuitive graphical experiment planning, set-up and execution
This very easy to learn, clearly structured interface allows an intuitive assembly of experiment plans based on drag&drop assembly of icons that represent simple commands, groups of commands or entire sub-experiments. Individual exposure times, attenuation values and ROIs can be set for each image acquisition command. Experiment plans are automatically stored together with the image data in the database. |
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