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URL: https://meyerinst.com/library/NanoZoomer_RS_Brochure_Catalog.pdf
Proper Citation: Hamamatsu: NanoZoomer-XR Digital slide scanner (RRID:SCR_026520)
Description: High-resolution digital slide scanner designed for wide-field imaging of tissue samples. It captures high-quality digital images of microscope slides at up to 40x optical magnification. NanoZoomer XR scanner is capable of capturing images with a maximum resolution of 0.23 microns per pixel.
Synonyms: NanoZoomer XR scanner
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: digital slide scanner, wide-field imaging, tissue samples imaging,
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