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Bioimaging Centre - Equipment

Leica TCS SL Confocal Microscope | Bio-Rad Confocal Microscope | Nikon TE300 Microscope | Nikon E800 Microscope | Leica AS LMD Laser microdisection system

Nikon Microscope Model TE300

The Nikon inverted widefield/fluorescent microscope has Plan Fluor lenses with phase contrast and differential interference contrast (DIC) capabilities. It has a motorized X/Y/Z stage, a dual Sutter Lambda filter wheel changer for the independent selection of excitation and emission filters and a Hamamatsu Orca ER digital CCD camera for image capture.

The entire stage in enclosed by an incubator containing a heating stage, temperature and CO2 regulators for long-term live cell recording. Live cell imaging can be carried out over a period of several days and simultaneous time-lapse acquisition can be carried out from several X/Y/Z coordinates.

Objectives

Plan Fluor 4x / 0.13 NA / 17.1mm
Plan Fluor 10x / 0.30 NA / 15.2mm
Plan Fluor ELWD 20x / 0.45 NA / 8.1-7.0mm
Plan Fluor ELWD 40x / 0.60 NA / 3.1-2.7mm
Plan Apo 60x / 1.4 NA / 0.21mm