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Proper Citation: Axio Imager Z2 microscope (RRID:SCR_018856)
Description: Upright research microscope for imaging in fluorescence and transmitted light by Carl Zeiss AS. Part of Axio Imager 2 series. Designed for life science research and is high-performance upright microscope for advanced fluorescence and phase contrast imaging. It's ideal for applications such as live cell imaging, pathology, neuroscience, cell biology, cancer research, developmental biology, and molecular genetics.
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Axio imager, Imager Z2, microscope, imaging, fluorescence, transmitted light, Carl Zeiss AS, instrument, equipment
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