Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy ZEISS LSM 800
with Airyscan Detector (Magdeburg, Germany)
The ZEISS LSM 800 Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope uses a laser as a light source. This microscope enables to make the optical sections thickness in the Z-axis of the sample (Z-stack). Moreover, the microscope is equipped with an AiryScan detector for improved resolution in 3D. The microscope allows to observe a few fluorescent markers at the same time in the sample and conduct the colocalization study with the possibility of exporting the graph and numerical data. It enables imaging of both fixed and live samples thanks to the chamber incubation, controlling temperature as well as levels of CO2 and O2.
IX83 Inverted Microscope Olympus IX83, Tokyo, Japan
The Inverted Microscope Olympus IX83 is equipped with an incubation chamber, with the regulation of temperature as well as levels of CO2 and O2, which allows for long-term observation of changes taking place in living cells. This microscope is used in real-time imaging of cells studies, in the field of fluorescence, phase-contrast as well as light microscopy..
Fluorescence microscope Olympus BX60 Tokyo, Japan
Olympus BX60 manual fluorescence microscope with mercury fluorescence illuminator, and Nomarski/DIC Prism for Transmitted Light. The microscope has 4x, 10×, 20×, 40×, and 100× objectives. Fluorescence filters include DAPI, FITC, and rhodamine. This microscope is widely used in fluorescent and light imaging studies.
