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URL: https://www.leicabiosystems.com/de/histology-equipment/cryostats/leica-cm1850-uv/
Proper Citation: Leica: CM 1850 UV cryostat (RRID:SCR_025401)
Description: Cryostat for histopathology applications. Intended for cutting frozen sections of standard and non-standard materials. Designed to rapidly freeze material in temperature controlled environment. Has ability to quickly disinfect the cryo chamber at any time with ultra-violet light (UVC). The UV light is intended to reduce the user to significant dangers from bacteria, spores, and viruses.
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Leica, cryostat, histopathology,
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