Scientists need sharp tools to peek into the tiny world of biology, and fluorescence microscopy has been a game-changer ...

Some of biology’s most visually striking images come from fluorescence microscopes. Their brilliant colors on black look like a neon sign from an empty highway. A brand new fluorescence ...

The Pathology Core laboratory is equipped with a Nikon E-1000 upright fluorescent microscope equipped with 4x, 10x, 20x and 40x dry objectives and 40x and 60x oil immersion objectives. The microscope ...

The microscope combines polarized fluorescence technology, a valuable tool for measuring the orientation of molecules, with a ...

Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (STORM) reconstructs a super-resolution fluorescence image by combining precise ... thousands of individual fluorophores present in a field of view to ...

Soon, he picked up a side project: developing one of the first confocal fluorescent microscopes. Stelzer and his colleagues designed a device with a pinhole that filtered out-of-focus layers of laser ...

A fluorescent microscope is a device used to examine the amount and type of fluorescence emitted by a sample. Unlike a conventional microscope, a fluorescent microscope creates readable images ...

Scientists can use the system with Leica, Nikon, Olympus, and Zeiss fluorescent microscopes. The company designs custom epifluorescence condensers to match each microscope's optics. The Polychrome IV ...

The time-resolved microscope MicroTime 100 contains the complete optics and electronics for recording fluorescence decays in small volumes by means of Time-Correlated Single Photon Counting (TCSPC).

Fluorescence microscopes create an image from the distribution of this emitted light from a sample, as opposed to transmitted or reflected light. The characteristic wavelength of the fluorescent light ...