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| Model No.: | LSM 510 |
| Manufacturer: | Carl Zeiss, Inc. |
| Location: | RRC-West, MSB E-32D |
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The LSM 510 was installed in March 1998 and has the following specifications:
- Sources of lasers:
- Argon laser - 458/488, 25mW
- HeNe laser - 633nm, 5mW
- UV laser - 351/364nm, 80mW
- Axiovert 1000M microscope - fully motorized and integrated microscope control. Objectives:
- Achrostigmat 10x/0.25 PH1 (not for laser scanning).
- Plan-neo 25x/0.8 IMM. corr.
- C-apochromat 40X/1.2 W.corr.
- C-apochromat 63x/1.2 W.corr.
- Plan-neo 100x/1.3 OIL WD-0.06.
- Four confocal channels for reflected light (blue, green, red and dark red), plus one for transmitted light (for DIC). All 4 channels can be recorded and displayed simultaneously or separately.
- Multitracking scanning can efficiently prevent the cross talk between different channels. Users can multiplex up to 4 configurations and collect images in up to 8 output channels.
- Image processing functions include Z sections, standard 2D/3D, 3D reconstruction capabilities and 3D measurement functions.
- "3D for LSM" software upgrades LSM with the functions:
- High-performance automated measuring functions for the quantitative analysis of 3D image data.
- 3D Reconstruction function allows 3-dimensional views of image data from any required angles.
- Time lapse imaging allows kinetic studies of live cells with green fluorescent protein or calcium indicator studies with Fluo-3 or Ca Green, etc.
- Computer:
- Intel-based system running Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
- 128MB RAM
- 1.44MB 3.5" floppy drive
- Iomega 100MB ZIP drive
- Iomega 1GB JAZ drive
Images may also be transferred to a RRC fileserver for temporary storage. This allows users to retrieve (via a FTP program) their data using their office or lab computer.
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