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Stereo 1 - Olympus SZX12

Stereo 1


Current Status:  Fully Operational


Resource Links:

  • Stereo 1 Training Manual
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  • Microscope location - Room 2.136
  • Make a Booking

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Room 2.136 - Olympus SZX12 Microscope Stand with Olympus DP70 CCD camera

Stereo widefield microscope with Halogen Ring and Bifurcated lightsources  and CCD camera. Suited for imaging fixed samples and live imaging.

Features Include:

  • Manual Z Focus
  • Bifurcated Lightsource
  • Ring Lightsource

Transmitted Light: 100W Halogen Lamp

Objectives:

PositionObjectiveMagnificationN.A.ImmersionW.D. (mm)TypeTypeThread
1Plan Apochromat1-12x0.2Dry85   

Computer:

Dell PC - 3GHz Xeon Processor - 8GB RAM - 256GB nVidia Quadro GPU

1TB HDD

30" LCD Monitor

Software: 

DP Capture

Stereo 2 - Nikon SMZ18

Current Status:  Fully Operational


Resource Links:

  • Stereo 2 Training Manual
  • Microscope location - Room 2.136
  • Make a Booking

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Room 2.136 - Nikon SMZ-18 Motorised Stereo Microscope Stand

Stereo widefield microscope with 100W Mercury lightsource and CMOS camera. Suited for brightfield imaging, imaging fixed samples, samples with low fluorescence and live imaging.

Features Include:

  • Motorised Z Drive
  • Motorised Fluorescence Turret

Transmitted Light:  Nikon 100W Halogen Lamp

Reflected Light:  Nikon Intensilight 100W Mercury White Lightsource

Objectives:

PositionObjectiveMagnificationN.A.ImmersionW.D. (mm)TypeTypeThread
1Plan Apochromat0.5x0.075Dry150   
2Plan Apochromat1x0.15Dry100   

Fluorescent Filter Sets:

PositionNameExcitationEmissionSuitable Dyes
1DAPI - 5060C375/28431/28DAPI, Hoechst
2GFP-3000B488/40510GFP, A488
3Cy3540/25570Cy3, RFP, TRITC

Computer:

HP Z240 Workstation- 16GB RAM - 4GB nVidia Quadro K2200 GPU

1TB HDD

30" LCD Monitor

Software: 

NIS Elements AR 5.1

A motorised stereo-microscope providing brilliant images and uniform fluorescent with more automated functionality than anything else we have had access to before.  This system features bright epi-fluorescent imaging, motorised focus control, customisable experimental design, excellent signal to noise ratio and a built in Extended Depth of Field (EDF) funtionality which allows users to achieve flat focus images of large samples such as zebra-fish, embryos and large tissue samples.  It comes with both 0.5x and 1.0x magnification objective lenses as well as adjustable microscope zoom up to 13.5x giving us a huge range of possible magnifications to suit any researcher needs.

Stereo 3 - Nikon SMZ1500

Current Status:  Fully Operational


Resource Links:

  • Stereo 3 Training Manual
  • Microscope location - Room 3.022
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Room 3.022 - Nikon SMZ-1500 Stereo Microscope Stand with DXM1200 CCD camera

Stereo widefield microscope with 100W Mercury lightsource and CMOS camera. Suited for imaging fixed samples, samples with low fluorescence and live imaging.

Transmitted Light:  Nikon 100W Halogen Lamp

Reflected Light:  Nikon Intensilight 100W Mercury White Lightsource

Objectives:

PositionObjectiveMagnificationN.A.ImmersionW.D. (mm)TypeTypeThread
1Plan Apochromat0.5x0.1Dry150   
2Plan Apochromat1x0.2Dry100   
3Plan Apochromat2x0.4Dry50   

Fluorescent Filter Sets:

PositionNameExcitationDichroicEmissionSuitable Dyes
1DAPI - 5060C377/50409LP447/60DAPI, Hoechst
2CFP - 2432C438/24458LP483/32CFP, Cerulean
3GFP-3000B488/10505LP530/60GFP, A488

Computer:

Dell PC - 3GHz Xeon Processor - 32GB RAM - 1GB nVidia Quadro GPU

1TB Raid Array

30" LCD Monitor

Software: 

NIS Elements 4.3

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