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Genentech Hall (MB)
An inverted wide field microscope equipped with cameras for 5-color fluorescent and color bright field imaging.
Genentech Hall (MB)
An AZ100 ultra microscope that is equipped with light sheet and set up for macro imaging of cleared tissue samples up to 2cm on a side at cellular resolution.
Genentech Hall (MB)
An inverted Nikon Ti2 Microscope that operates as both a large field of view spinning disk confocal with 7 laser lines and a laser scanning confocal with 4 laser lines and a spectral detector. It is equipped for multi-position high throughput imaging, live imaging, and photoactivation/photobleaching.
Genentech Hall (MB)
An inverted Nikon Ti microscope equipped with a CSU-22 spinning disk confocal, EMCCD camera, and a cage incubator with CO2 and humidity control.
Weill Institute for Neurosciences Building (MB)
W1 Spinning Disk Confocal Microscope with Super Resolution mode and Photoconversion/Activation capabilities for live and fixed samples
Genentech Hall (MB)
An inverted Nikon Ti Microscope that operates as both a high speed widefield system and a wide field-of-view spinning disk confocal. It is equipped for multi-position high throughput imaging, live imaging, and photoactivation/photobleaching.
Helen Diller (MB)
Compact inverted epifluorescence and histology microscope for slides and cell culture plates
Gladstone Institutes (MB)
4-color inverted epifluorescence microscopes for slides or 35 mm dishes
Gladstone Institutes (MB)
4-color inverted epifluorescence microscopes for slides or 35 mm dishes
Gladstone Institutes (MB)
Automated inverted wide-field epifluoresence and brightfield imaging system
Weill Institute for Neurosciences Building (MB)
Motorized fluorescence stereomicroscope with motorized stage, with high sensitivity camera and computational clearing module
Gladstone Institutes (MB)
Leica SP5 ("Eagle") is a point-scanning inverted confocal microscope
Smith Cardiovascular Research Building (MB)
The Leica SPE is a point scanning microscope with Leica's SP detection system that can be tuned to wavelengths between 430-750nm. It is equipped with PMTs for both transmission and fluorescent imaging.
Weill Institute for Neurosciences Building (MB)
Laser-scanning confocal with a white light laser, STED based super-resolution (3 depletion lasers) and Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging module (FLIM)
Weill Institute for Neurosciences Building (MB)
Fully motorized highspeed Widefield imaging for live and fixed samples
Weill Institute for Neurosciences Building (MB)
Lightsheet Fluorescence Microscope for both aqueous and cleared samples.
Weill Institute for Neurosciences Building (MB)
High Content confocal and widefield imaging system for live and fixed samples in multiwell format.
Weill Institute for Neurosciences Building (MB)
3i Multiphoton Movable Objective Microscope with Phasor for holographic photostimulation.
Smith Cardiovascular Research Building (MB)
An inverted Nikon Ti microscope equipped spinning disk confocal and set up for live imaging.
Gladstone Institutes (MB)
Wide-field upright epifluoresence and full-color brightfield imaging system with polarizing filter for slides
Smith Cardiovascular Research Building (MB)
An inverted Nikon Ti microscope set up for 4-color fluorescence imaging for both fixed and live cells.
Gladstone Institutes (MB)
Point-scanning confocal microscope for that can be used for live imaging
Genentech Hall (MB)
The OMX-SR is optimized for 2D and Structured Illumination Microscopy (SIM) to achieve resolutions ~100nm in XY and ~300nm in the Z.