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URL: https://www.licor.com/bio/odyssey-m/
Proper Citation: LI-COR: ODYSSEY M Imaging System (RRID:SCR_025709)
Description: Imager has multiple detection modes with up to 19 fluorescent and luminescent channel combinations to power wide range of assays including 3-Color Quantitative Western Blots, 3-Color In-Cell Western Assays, Cell Analysis Studies, ELISA, Tissue Section Imaging, Viral Titration Assays. Imager includes sCMOS image sensor and 5-micron resolution.
Synonyms: ODYSSEY M, LI-COR ODYSSEY M
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Imager, fluorescent channels, luminescent channels, sCMOS image sensor, 5-micron resolution,
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