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Confocal microscopy is an optical imaging technique that uses point-by-point illumination and spatial pinhole modulation to remove scattered light from the non-focal plane of the sample, allowing for improved optical resolution and visual contrast compared to traditional imaging methods. CD BioSciences, the imaging experts, can provide you with Zeiss LSM780NLO-based confocal microscopy imaging services.
The Zeiss LSM780NLO is a high-end fully motorized confocal scanning microscope. It is a high-sensitive 34-channel confocal system (the LSM780) on an inverted microscope equipped with a two-photon laser. Therefore, it is actually both a confocal and a two-photon microscope. For confocal microscopy, there are a 405 nm, 458 nm, 488 nm, 514 nm, 561 nm and a 633 nm laser line. The 34-channels are ideally suited for multi-color fluorescence and live separation of several highly overlapping emission spectra (spectral unmixing). For two-photon microscopy, there are two non-descanned detectors (NDDs) in the reflection mode for simultaneous recording of two different fluorescences. In addition, the setup is equipped with an incubator for long-term temperature and CO2 control. Thus, the LSM780NLO is perfectly suited for all standard confocal applications and live cell imaging including photo-manipulation experiments like FRAP and uncaging. Due to the high sensitive detectors the LSM780
CD BioSciences' Zeiss LSM780NLO-based confocal microscopy service is an ideal partner for cutting-edge biomedical research, providing precise 3D imaging, as well as accurate imaging of cell structure and dynamic processes, all in one package. If you are interested, please feel free to contact us.
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