Microimaging/Microscopes

Blue-light fluorescence microscope

Euroimmun USThe EUROStar II is specifically tailored to the requirements of indirect immunofluorescence with bluelight — blue light-emitting diodes, which do not emit any ultraviolet radiation and are explosion proof. Almost all ­emitted light is suitable for the excitation of fluorescein. With no need to warm up or cool down, the bulb features more than 500 times the life of a mercury bulb and does not require a darkened room. The microscope requires almost no maintenance. An optional digital camera accessory is available. The Plus model’s halogen-transmitted light is suited for brightfield, darkfield, phase contrast, or polarization microscopy in addition to the LED for fluorescence.

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Camera adds viewing screen to microscopes

AvenOperators can quickly check samples and record laboratory observations with the miniVue camera’s image-capture capabilities and built-in two-inch LCD screen, which eliminates the need for a workbench PC or monitor. This compact all-in-one camera attaches to any microscope trinocular head with C-mount threading. Images on the high-resolution screen can be captured instantly with an included SD memory card and transferred to a computer or printer via a USB interface. Operators can take images via wired or wireless remote control, or access the menu and playback modes from the unit itself. A TV-out cable allows connection to a monitor for detailed viewing and training large groups.

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Scope with LED illumination

LW ScientificThe i4 Infinity microscope features Infinity Plan or Semi-Plan optics that include a 30-year antifungal coating to produce excellent clarity and resolution, and the LED long-life bulb produces cool daylight-color illumination. The narrow base and low controls allow for one-finger operation. The microscope features ergonomic drop-down stage controls, an adjustable height binocular head, and a special swivel head lock. Options include dark field condenser, phase contrast, polarization, 50x oil objective, and camera attachments.

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Artifact-free imaging

Carl ZeissThe VivaTome module for fluorescence microscope systems use white-light illumination, to achieve frame rates of up to 30 frames per second. Any motion artifacts that may arise due to sample movement are eliminated. The system can simultaneously deliver both widefield images and optical sections. The data can be compared, analyzed, and processed without interrupting workflow. The module is attached to the Axio Observer, Imager, and Examiner microscope systems using a C-mount.

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Integrated high-definition camera

Leica Microsystems The IC80 HD digital microscope camera fits between the viewing tube and microscope body to offer real-time video on an HD-ready or full-HD screen, or PC screen. As a stand-alone camera, it sends images to any monitor or TV screen with an high-definition multimedia interface, or HDMI, port; all camera functions can be operated with the optional remote control. Using a computer, all camera parameters can be controlled with software, enabling image processing, measurement, and annotations. All image and calibration data can be stored with the image for reference.

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Illuminator for TIRF imaging

Olympus AmericaThe cell^TIRF illuminator offers four motorized channels for simultaneous image capture; intuitive, user-friendly software control of total internal reflection fluorescence (TIRF) parameters; and instant setting and confirmation of the precise TIRF angle. The system also allows easy transition back and forth to widefield fluorescence and a space-saving ergonomic design. The system has four individually controlled motorized laser inputs for TIRF imaging; each laser wavelength is optimally focused, and each angle is individually set, allowing different wavelengths to have the same penetration depth. Users can preset calculated penetration depths for all four lasers with a single mouse click; the system automatically adjusts each laser’s angle individually to simultaneously capture TIRF from all four channels.

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Camera for video/still images

LW ScientificThe Omnivid microscope camera features built-in live video on a 2-inch LCD screen, digital imaging, and video that can be saved directly onto the included SD memory card. Connect to any size TV for training large groups, or connect to a PC for capturing digital images or digital ­video. A wireless remote control snaps pictures or accesses the menu and playback modes. The device mounts directly onto any microscope trinocular head with C-mount threading. Choose resolution quality up to 3 megapixels. Control the camera from the software including exposure, brightness, contrast, and white balance, or select auto for ease of use. The digital zoom function permits magnifying up to four times greater than the optics of the microscope.

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Portable scope with rotating lens

AvenThe iLoupe XL is a versatile microscope with a rotating lens that brings advanced digital enlargement and image-capture features to a hand-held format. The new product magnifies from three to 300 times and has a 5.1-megapixel, high-resolution sensor for detailed images. Six white-light LEDs with an adjustable intensity control ensure clear, bright images, and the lens tube rotates 180° for capturing any angle. A touchpad menu and intuitive controls simplify use. The two-inch LCD display makes it easy to frame fields precisely before capture. The iLoupe captures images in JPG format for sharing and computer editing, and stores files on a secure digital (SD) card.

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Record high-resolution images

Carl Zeiss MicrolmagingDesigned for recording high-resolution images of fluorescent structures, the LSM 7 MP Laser Scanning Microscope is tailored to the needs of multiphoton microscopy. The microscope generates images with two scanners in one compact system. Two lasers with different wavelengths can be utilized sequentially or simultaneously for specimen imaging and manipulation. The range of detectors and filter equipment, as well as an extensive line of microscope accessories, allow for customization of the microscope system.

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Eyepiece camera for instant imaging

LW ScientificThe MiniVid Camera is an all-in-one eyepiece camera that easily attaches to any brand of microscope for instant video micrography and provides crisp, clear images in an instant. The recently improved resolution to 3.1 megapixles MiniVid gives the option of turning an old microscope into a digital miscroscope for under $500 and improving QC documentation. This camera is also available in a live-video model, by simply plugging into the TV, VCR, or computer. Digital images can be communicated digitally via e-mail instantly, by simply slipping the camera into the eyepiece tube.

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Scanner for immunofluorescense samples

The ScanScope FL acquires high-resolution multicolor digital images that can be archived permanently, eliminating concerns about fading of the fluorochromes on the glass slides over time. Image acquisition is optimized by using a monochrome camera and advanced illumination, autoexposure, and autofocus techniques. The ScanScope FL provides faster automation with respect to tissue-finding, autofocusing and autoexposure, a wider variety of options, and more flexibility in filter configurations. The device provides digital slide images from up to four color channels in the default configuration, expandable if additional filter cubes are added. A versatile visualization platform for viewing images as individual color channels or as dynamic layers is also available.

Aperio

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High-power microdissection with high rep rates

The The LMD700 is the only laser microdissection system with a power adjustable, high-precision laser. The laser’s high-pulse repetition rates are ideal for the fast excision of single cells, cell clusters, or thin and soft samples. Additionally, high laser power allows the dissection of thick or hard specimens. The laser movement is controlled by high precision optics, whereas the microscope stage and the sample are both fixed. This allows precise cutting accuracy at high magnifications, as well as at low magnifications. Both are prerequisites for obtaining homogeneous material for downstream analysis and reliable results.

Leica Microsystems

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Innovative illumination

The DM IL LED Microscope has a low-maintenance light source with no heat build up, long free-working distances, generous space for operation, and high stability. This versatile scope can be individually configured with a wide range of optics and accessories, has an energy-saving automatic shutoff, and is suitable for a wide variety of cell and tissue cultures, including live cell examinations. The compact illumination unit integrates a pre-centered LED with a lifetime of 50,000 hours.

Leica Microsystems

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New application

FDA clearance has been given for the Body-Fluid Application to run on the company’s DM96 analyzer. Labs using the DM96 for blood differentials are now able to analyze other body fluids (i.e., CSF and pleural fluid) on this platform. This makes the analysis process even quicker, allowing for more standardized results, digital archiving of test results with cell images, and sharing of digital images with experts outside the lab for quick diagnosis. This new application improves efficiency, standardization, and connectivity of a difficult microscope procedure. This clearance also includes analyzers that have already been installed.

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