Confocal Room
The central core facility room (N.C.02.043) contains two fully equipped Leica SP8 confocals. An upright with 405 nm and white light laser excitation and an inverted which has in addition STED, live cell, and light sheet capability
Internal phone number: 71543
Internal phone directory name: Bioimaging Mitte
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Named after Marcello Malpighi (1628 – 1694), an Italian biologist and physician who, among other things, discovered the blood capillaries. Manufacturer's designation: Leica SP8X. Upright confocal microscope with a fixed, stable stage. 405 nm and pulsed "white light" Laser (470 - 670 nm) for excitation. Gated hybrid detectors and PMTs for detection.
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Named after Carl Kellner (1826 - 1855), German microscope builder and entrepreneur. Manufacturers designation: Leica SP8X STED 3D DLS. Inverted confocal microscope with 405 nm and pulsed "white light" Laser (470 - 670 nm). STED depletion lasers at 592, 660 and 770, the later one pulsed, for depletion in 2D and 3D. An add-on allows light sheet microscopy. Details.
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Named after Grace Hopper (1906 - 1992). Hopper is a 2024 state of the art imaging workstation.
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Named after Aleksander Jabłoński (1898 - 1980), a Polish physicist who developped the Jablonski diagram to explain fluorescence. Leica DM2500 upright fluorescence microscope with a sensitive black and white camera.
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