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Adelaide Microscopy houses a broad range of instrumentation, for detailed
information and images click on the instrument you would like to read
about further.
Atomic Force Microscope
Topometrix AFM with Life Science package;
Olympus IMT2 inverted light microscope.
BioPhotonic Imaging
XENOGEN IVIS
100 Live Animal BioPhotonic Imaging System real-time imaging
to monitor and record cellular and genetic activity within a living
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Confocal Microscope
Leica SP5 spectral scanning confocal
microscope is a research-grade confocal microscope with
advanced features that allows it to be used for high-resolution confocal
imaging as well as techniques such as FRAP, FRET and FLIM.
Bio-Rad MRC-1000UV is comprised
of a Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope System, a Nikon Diaphot 300
inverted microscope and two lasers, Krypton/Argon and UV-Argon. The
available excitation wavelengths are 351, 363, 488, 514, 568 and 647
nm.
Electron Microprobe
Cameca SX51 Microprobe with SAMx
Analysis and control software; Gresham Sirius EDS.
Laser Ablation ICP MS
Agilent 7500cs ICP MS is used for
chemical analysis of material ablated using a high performance New Wave
Nd Yag 213 UV. The 7500 ICP MS is equipped with a He collision cell
for removal of matrix interferences. The LA ICP-MS will be used for
trace metal analyses, zircon dating and an extensive range of materials
analyses which require low levels of detection.
Agilent 7500cx solution ICPMS with He/H2
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Laser Microdissection Microscopes
LEICA
- AS LMD offers a powerful tool for contamination free isolation
of single cells or cell groups in preparation for PCR, RT-PCR and Proteomics
etc. The method was developed after LCM and LPC combining automated
upright microscope architecture, three-dimensional optical control of
the dissecting laser beam and non contact sample collection by gravity.
P.A.L.M.
Microlaser Technologies A PALM® MicroLaser System that uses
P.A.L.M.'s unique Laser Microdissection and Pressure Catapulting (LMPC)
technology, which combines LMM (Laser Microbeam Microdissection) and
LPC (Laser Pressure Catapulting) technique, the modern technology for
"non-contact" precise laser micromanipulation.
Multi-Photon Microscope
Bio-Rad Radiance 2000MP Visualising
system, Nikon Eclipse TE300 inverted microscope and Coherent Mira900-F
titanium:saphire ultrafast laser. The available excitation spectrum
is 700 - 980nm.
Optical Microscopy
OLYMPUS
BX51 - Research Grade Optical Microscope DIC, Phase,DF, BF
Leica
MZ16FA Stereomicroscope The world’s first motorized,
automated, fully apochromatic stereofluorescence stereomicroscope
Scanning Electron Microscopes
Philips XL30 FEGSEM with Oxford CT1500HF
Cryo stage, EDAX DX4 integrated Energy Dispersive X-ray Analyser with
mapping capability, HKL Channel 5 Electron BackScatter Diffraction System
(EBSD).
Philips XL20 SEM with integrated EDAX
DX4 Energy Dispersive X-ray Analyser, Image Analysis, Particle Sizing
and Chemical Typing software packages.
FEI
DualBeam™ Focused Ion Beam Scanning Electron Microscope
The Helios NanoLab
Transmission Electron Microscopes
Philips CM200 TEM/STEM and EDAX; full
cryo set up including GATAN anti-contaminator and cryo-transfer station;
GATAN 678 Image Filter, P/EELS; Gatan 832 SC1000 CCD camera
Philips CM100 TEM with automated stage,
including relocation software, multiple specimen and tilt rotate holder;
SIS Megaview II CCD camera and AnalySIS software.
X-ray Micro-tomography
SkyScan-1072 High-resolution micro-CT system
provides non-destructive 3D reconstruction of 2 micron (high contrast)
- 5 micron (low contrast) samples.
SkyScan-1076 in vivo micro-CT System
is a live animal X-ray microtomography scanner with an image field width
up to 68 mm allows rat and mouse imaging, at pixel sizes of 9, 18 and
35µm.
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