11-06-09
CRI's Nuance multispectral
imaging system will be demonstrated in KCBD, 900 E. 57th Street. The
system enables users to quantitate molecular markers even when they are
co-localized in a single tissue section. Ruba Sarris will give a
presentation from Noon to 1PM in the Conference Room 1280, and she will
demonstrate the system from 1 to 3PM in the Microscopy Facility, Room
1250. If you have samples, please contact her at rsarris@cri-inc.com.
For more Info.
08-10-2009
Introducing Bitplane Imaris
Introducing_Imaris.pdf
01-26-2009
Upgrades to
existing microscopes
The
Integrated Microscopy Facility recently completed upgrades to two of
our existing microscopes. The Olympus Fluoview laser scanning
confocal
was upgraded to a DSU spinning disk confocal running SlideBook
software. This microscope can now image all fluorophores from
DAPI
(blue) to Cy5 (far red) plus DIC in either widefield or confocal
mode.
With the 1.37 mega pixel Hamamatsu CCD digital camera and high NA, oil
immersion objectives, this microscope is optimized for high-resolution
imaging of fixed samples.
The
Olympus live cell / total internal reflection (TIRF) microscope is now
housed on the IX70 microscope platform. It uses automated excitation
and emission filter changers, an emission image splitter, and has a
manual 4-position fluorescence filter turret and DIC optics. This
microscope runs user-friendly MetaMorph software controlling a Retiga
EXi digital chilled CCD camera for high resolution images of fixed or
live cells.