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https://www.leica-microsystems.com/products/sample-preparation-for-electron-microscopy/p/leica-em-ace600/

EM ACE600 sputter coater is a versatile high vacuum film deposition instrument for your FE-SEM and TEM applications.

Proper citation: Leica: EM ACE600 High Vacuum Sputter Coater (RRID:SCR_020237) Copy   

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https://www.leica-microsystems.com/company/news/news-details/article/enter-the-fluorescence-nano-world-first-commercial-4pi-microscope/

4Pi microscopy uses a special phase- and wavefront-corrected double-objective imaging system linked to a confocal scanner to enable 4-7 fold increased axial resolution over confocal & two photon microscopy. Even in living specimens, axial sections of ~100 nm are obtained. The system maintains all advantages of fast scanning, Acousto-Optical Beam Splitting (AOBS) and Spectral Detection of the Leica TCS SP2 AOBS for routine operation. The first marked leap in resolution in commercial 3D fluorescence microscopy opens up new dimensions for research in cell and developmental biology. The Leica TCS 4PI system was developed in close cooperation with Prof. Stefan Hell, Head of the NanoBiophotonics Department at the Max-Planck-Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Goettingen, Germany and was in part funded by the German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).

Proper citation: Leica: TCS 4Pi 4Pi (RRID:SCR_020235) Copy   

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https://southeastpathology.com/leica-s-ultracut-ultamicrotome

Reichert/Leica UltraCut S ultramicrotome is designed for extremely precise cutting, and achieves consistent high quality ultra thin sections for electron microscopy, or semi-thin sections for light microscopy. It features a continuous feed range from 0 to 2.5 microns and has adjustable cutting speeds of 0.1 to 50 mm/sec. It has a 6V, 10W halogen illumination system.

Proper citation: Leica: Ultracut S Ultramicrotome (RRID:SCR_020234) Copy   

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https://www.moleculardevices.com/sites/default/files/en/assets/data-sheets/br/spectramax-m2-m2e-microplate-readers.pdf

Multidetection microplate readers with dualmonochromators, dual-mode cuvette ports, and top- and bottom-reading capability. Detection modalities include absorbance (UV-Vis Abs) and fluorescence intensity (FI). Endpoint, kinetic, spectrum and area-well scanning read types and the PathCheck Sensor allow homogeneous and heterogeneous microplate assays to be performed in one flexible system. SpectraMax M2 readers provide for easy conversion and optimization of very-low-throughput to medium-high-throughput assays, faster, more precise results and reagent savings. In addition, combined absorbance and fluorescence intensity assays can be run by issuing a single read command.

Proper citation: Molecular Devices: Spectramax M2e Microplate Reader (RRID:SCR_020297) Copy   

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https://www.marshallscientific.com/Molecular-Devices-Gemini-EM-Fluorescence-Microplat-p/md-gem.htm

Microplate reader built on Gemini platform delivering high quality top and bottom reading for both solution and cell based assays. The Gemini EM can sample a variety of formats, from 6- to 384-well microplates, in different modes, such as endpoint, spectral scan, kinetic, and well scan. This reader's dual monochromators for excitation and emission cover the wavelength selection from 250 to 850 nm. Utilize both top and bottom fluorescence reading for the best optical sensitivity, and read up to four wavelength pairs in endpoint and kinetic measurements. The Gemini EM offers superb accuracy and reproducibility of results, possible with AutoPMT electronics, calibration for comparing RFUs between samples, consistent temperature regulation, programmable Automix, gentle movement, seamless automation, and comprehensive reader validation. Applications for the Gemini EM include enzyme assays, protein quantitation, microbial growth, ELISAs and immunoassays, transporter assays, nucleic acid quantitation, phosphotases/kinases, reporter gene assays, and cell viability, proliferation, and cytotoxicity.

Proper citation: Molecular Devices: SpectraMax Gemini Microplate Reader (RRID:SCR_020298) Copy   

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https://www.moleculardevices.com/products/cellular-imaging-systems/high-content-imaging/imagexpress-micro-confocal#gref

ImageXpress Micro Confocal system is a high-content solution that can switch between widefield and confocal imaging of fixed and live cells. It can capture high quality images of whole organisms, thick tissues, 2D and 3D models, and cellular or intracellular events. The spinning disc confocal and sCMOS camera enable imaging of fast and rare events like cardiac cell beating and stem cell differentiation. With MetaXpress software and flexible options like water immersion objectives to choose from, the system enables many confocal imaging applications from 3D assay development to screening.

Proper citation: Molecular Devices: ImageXpress High Content Confocal Imaging System (RRID:SCR_020294) Copy   

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https://www.microscopyu.com/museum/eclipse-e798

Building upon the success of the popular CFI60 optical system (60-millimeter parfocal distance and 25-millimeter objective thread size) first installed on the Eclipse E600, Nikon has moved a step further by introducing ultra-low magnification objectives and has increased the standard field of view to 25 millimeters. Introduced with the Eclipse E800 was a plan 0.5x magnification objective, which accommodates a 50-millimeter field of view at the unprecedented magnification of 0.5x. When coupled with a 2x projection lens, the 0.5x objective permits macrophotography at 1:1 magnification (in effect, actual size documentation). The new macro objective lens is particularly useful for investigating large specimens such as brain slices, developing embryos, and extensive tissue sections. This objective is easily accommodated into the microscope without major re-configuration, and is interchangeable with other objectives on a standard rotating nosepiece.

Proper citation: Nikon: E800 (RRID:SCR_020326) Copy   

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https://www.biocompare.com/Product-Reviews/41079-Nikon-s-Eclipse-E800-Microscope/

Eclipse 800 Microscope is a premier member of Nikon's advanced research microscope line. The E800 series incorporates Nikon's CFI60 optical system that (according to them) alleviates the limitations of conventional optics, allowing for very long working distances (for a tutorial on Nikon's CFI60 Optical System, click here). This system corrects chromatic aberrations over the entire field of view, generating a very sharp, clear image over the broadest magnification range. One can also put in a broad range of accessories without affecting optical quality. The microscope is designed so that the scientist can work with ease, especially in the dark, requiring little movement to operate the control knobs and handles. The CFI60 Optical System offers a 60mm objective parfocal distance, a 25mm objective thread size and a standard 25mm field of view all of which combine to provide a higher optical quality.

Proper citation: Nikon: Eclipse 800 Widefield Microscope (RRID:SCR_020323) Copy   

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https://www.thelabworldgroup.com/nikon-eclipse-ts100-f-inverted-microscope-camera

Nikon Eclipse TS100-F Inverted Microscope comes from a long line of microscopes. The Halogen bright-field lamp provides enough light for phase contrast and NAMC viewing. The Eclipse TS100-F Inverted Microscope Sidentopf eye piece from Nikon delivers constant brightness throughout the entire field of view. This microscope is best for applications such as tissue culture, plaque measurement and blood typing. Used in combination with Narishige manipulators, also available from Nikon, these microscopes can be used for a range of micromanipulation techniques necessary for cyto-engineering, developmental and genetic engineering, electrophysiology, pharmacology and neurochemistry. Eco-illumination provides a long lifetime of 60,000 hours and reduces the frequency of lamp replacement. Nikon Eclipse TS 100 highly acclaimed CFI60 optical system is used, providing flat, sharp and clear images, while achieving longer working distances and higher numerical apertures. The Eclipse TS100 is also outfitted for phase contrast applications with a phase ring slider and filter, and is camera mount ready. The compact high-performance inverted Nikon ECLIPSE TS100-F Microscope uses Eco-illumination, a newly developed LED illumination. Eco-illumination provides enough brightness for phase contrast and NAMC observations on the Nikon Eclipse TS100 F. With a fly-eye lens, uniform brightness is provided in the entire field of view. LEDs are an environmentally friendly low-power-consumption light source. Eco-illumination provides a long lifetime of 60,000 hours and reduces the frequency of lamp replacement. Nikon's highly acclaimed CFI60 optical system is used, providing flat, sharp and clear images, while achieving longer working distances and higher numerical apertures. The Nikon Eclipse TS100F is best for applications such as tissue culture, plaque measurement and blood typing. Used in combination with Narishige manipulators, also available from Nikon, these microscopes can be used for a range of micromanipulation techniques necessary for cyto-engineering, developmental and genetic engineering, electrophysiology, pharmacology and neurochemistry.

Proper citation: Nikon: Eclipse TS100-F Eclipse (RRID:SCR_020324) Copy   

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https://www.miltenyibiotec.com/US-en/products/cell-manufacturing-platform/clinimacs-prodigy/clinimacs-prodigy-instrument/clinimacs-prodigy-r.html#gref

Offers advanced integrated solutions to streamline cell processing workflows from cell separation through cell culture to formulation of final product. Offers flexible platform for cell processing applications enabling magnetic separation of different cell types and customized cell processing protocols.

Proper citation: Miltenyi: Prodigy Cell Manufacturing Platform (RRID:SCR_020289) Copy   

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https://www.labx.com/product/nikon-te300

Advent of the infinity-corrected CFI60 optical system spurred Nikon design engineers to upgrade their research-caliber inverted microscope from the Diaphot 300 to the Eclipse TE300 in 1997. The vastly improved instrument provides longer working distances that accommodate a wide variety of culture vessels and thick specimens, while maintaining high numerical apertures to ensure suitable levels of brightness, imaging contrast, resolution, and sharpness. The paired oculars of the instrument provide a standard 22-millimeter field of view, but like other microscopes in the Eclipse line, the Nikon TE300 is highly modular and provides several options for binocular and trinocular tubes, condensers, stages, and illumination systems. The standard condenser system fabricated for the Nikon TE300 microscope consists of a series of condenser top lenses and a five-position turret assembly with components for phase, differential interference, and Hoffman modulation contrast techniques. Also, Nikon designers patented a video enhancement contrast system for the microscope that features special polarizers and analyzers that enable the visualization of low contrast minutiae that would ordinarily go unnoticed by traditional video imaging methods.

Proper citation: Nikon: TE300 Inverted Fluorescence Microscope (RRID:SCR_020329) Copy   

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https://www.labx.com/item/olympus-ix81-inverted-fluorescence-automated-live-cell/4340128

Olympus IX81 Inverted Fluorescense Phase Contrast Live cell Inverted microscope.

Proper citation: Olympus: IX 81 Inverted Fluorescence Automated Live cell Microscope (RRID:SCR_020341) Copy   

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https://www.olympus-lifescience.com/en/technology/museum/micro/1998_01/

Olympus launched FV500/300 laser scanning biological microscopes in 1998, shortly after releasing the AX, BX, and IX series of microscopes that featured infinity-corrected UIS optics. The FV500/300 produce 2048 x 2048-pixel images.

Proper citation: Olympus: FV500 laser scanning microscope (RRID:SCR_020340) Copy   

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http://olympus.magnet.fsu.edu/brochures/pdfs/ax70.pdf

Upright Fluorescence Microscope with automatic photomicrography system.Using the AX70 together with the U-PHOTO Universal Photo System provides a very advanced level of microscope performance and sophisticated photomicrography capabilities. Combining the mainframe and its corresponding auto focus function with the U-AFPHOTO and motorized units integrates technology with a system that fully supports automated photomicrography. This combination offers fast auto focus in brightfield, darkfield, fluorescence*, and Nomarski Differential Interference Contrast*, and provides automatic light intensity adjustment for the objective in use as well as automatic observation light path selection.

Proper citation: Olympus: AX70 Upright Fluorescence Microscope (RRID:SCR_020336) Copy   

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https://www.nikonusa.com/fileuploads/pdfs/NIK-Roperminisymposium.pdf?srsltid=AfmBOorSs7FoIFRQfyiGXS1tM0pNi9u3QDr7ZvklrkMk6SyvEtz5D7NT

Nikon Eclipse 90i is a fully motorized upright microscope configured to image in transmitted light, DIC and epi-fluorescence modes. Fluorescence cubes available for DAPI, GFP, RFP, and HYQ Cy5. Fluorescence illumination is provided by a Lumencor Sola Light Engine. You can do timelapse, XYZ position, Z stacks, multiple excitation or emission wavelengths, and tiling experiments. Equipped with a Hamamatsu Orca Flash 4.0 v2 CMOS monochrome camera and a Nikon D2-Fi2 color camera running on Nikon Elements software.

Proper citation: Nikon: Eclipse 90i Upright Microscope (RRID:SCR_020335) Copy   

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https://bio.as.uky.edu/sites/default/files/typhoon%208600%20specifications.pdf

Typhoon 8600 Variable Mode Imager unites storage phosphor autoradiography technology with fourcolour fluorescent labelling techniques for maximum data quality in a single, high-throughput system.

Proper citation: Molecular Devices: Molecular Dynamics 8600 Imager (RRID:SCR_020299) Copy   

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https://www.microscope.healthcare.nikon.com/products/stereomicroscopes-macroscopes/smz800n

Offers higher magnification than conventional models, enabling high-resolution observation of minute structures. In combination with the new objective series, its improved chromatic aberration correction provides bright and sharp images through the entire viewfield. The parallel optics design allows ergonomic accessories and observation attachments to be used in a wide range of applications.

Proper citation: Nikon: SMZ800 Stereomicroscope (RRID:SCR_020333) Copy   

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https://www.miltenyibiotec.com/US-en/products/gentlemacs-octo-dissociator-with-heaters.html

Benchtop instrument for fully automated and standardized tissue dissociation or homogenization of up to eight samples. Equipped with eight individual heating units and gentleMACS Programs.

Proper citation: Miltenyi: gentleMACS Octo Dissociator with Heaters Tissue Dissociator (RRID:SCR_020271) Copy   

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https://www.princetoncryo.com/xc-47-11-6.html

Cryogenic tank for Specimen Sample Storage.This item includes the XC 47/11-6 dewar, cork/cover, and (6) 11" hanging round canisters. All other accessories sold separately. MVE XC Series tanks have capacities ranging from 700-5000 straws and 210 to over 1000 vials. .

Proper citation: Princeton Cryo: MVE XC 47/11-6 Cryogenic Tank (RRID:SCR_020306) Copy   

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https://www.moleculardevices.com/sites/default/files/en/assets/data-sheets/br/spectramax-340pc384-microplate-reader.pdf

Microplate reader from Molecular Devices provides everything needed to measure absorbance in the visible range, including temperature control, a robotics-compatible interface and SoftMax Pro Data Acquisition and Analysis Software.

Proper citation: Molecular Devices: SpectraMax 340PC384 Microplate Reader (RRID:SCR_020303) Copy   

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