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GE: VG Trio 2000 GE Healthcare Typhoon Trio Variable Mode Imager System (RRID:SCR_020881)Copy Citation Copied
Proper Citation: GE: VG Trio 2000 GE Healthcare Typhoon Trio Variable Mode Imager System (RRID:SCR_020881)
Description: Typhoon instrument is a variable-mode imager that produces digital images of radioactive, fluorescent, or chemiluminescent samples. The Typhoon instrument is available in several models. The Typhoon Trio instrument contains three internal lasers (blue, green, and red).
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Filament
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