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    High Content Screening (HCS) - Automated Widefield Microscope
    EquipmentDisponible

    High Content Screening (HCS) - Automated Widefield Microscope

    Tarification

    Demander un devis

    Faculty of Science
    Core Facility
    McGill University

    ImageXpressMicro from Molecular Devices is a fully-integrated hardware and software system for automated acquisition and analysis of images for high throughput cell-based screening (High-Content Screening, HCS) or high content analysis (HCA) for basic research. For more details please see the datasheet and short description.

    Key Features:

    • Environmental Control: Maintains precise temperature, CO₂, and humidity levels, facilitating extended live-cell imaging experiments.
    • Robotic Fluidics: Enables real-time kinetic studies through automated reagent addition, allowing for dynamic monitoring of cellular responses.
    • Plate Loading Robot: Supports unattended operation by automating the handling of multi-well plates, increasing throughput and efficiency.

    Optics:

    • Nikon Objectives:
    • 4x S Fluor, NA 0.20
    • 10x Plan Fluor, NA 0.30
    • 20x Plan Fluor ELWD, NA 0.45
    • 40x Plan Fluor ELWD, NA 0.60
    • 60x Plan Fluor, NA 0.85
    • 20x S Fluor, NA 0.75
    • 40x S Fluor, NA 0.90
    • Chroma Filter Sets:
    • DAPI: Excitation 350/50 nm; Emission 460/50 nm
    • eGFP/FITC/AF488: Excitation 470/40 nm; Emission 525/50 nm
    • TRITC/Cy3: Excitation 545/30 nm; Emission 620/60 nm
    • Texas Red/AF594: Excitation 560/40 nm; Emission 630/75 nm
    • Cy5/AF647: Excitation 620/60 nm; Emission 700/75 nm
    • CFP/Cyan: Excitation 436/20 nm; Emission 480/40 nm
    • YFP/Yellow: Excitation 500/20 nm; Emission 535/30 nm
    • Fura-2: Excitation 340/26 nm & 380/20 nm; Emission 510/80 nm
    • BCECF: Excitation 440/20 nm & 495/10 nm; Emission 535/25 nm
    • CFP/YFP FRET: Excitation 436/20 nm; Emission 535/30 nm

    This system is located in the Bellini Building, Room 151.

    Initial training sessions usually last about 3 hours and include the hourly microscope fee plus the technical support fee.

    IMPORTANT: ALL training and technical support is by appointment ONLY and will depend on the availability of the ABIF staff.

    Advanced BioImaging Facility

    Advanced BioImaging Facility

    Faculty of Science

    Laboratoire de recherche voué à faire avancer les connaissances scientifiques et l'innovation.

    CB

    Claire Brown

    Advanced BioImaging Facility · McGill University
    EquipmentDisponible

    High Content Screening (HCS) - Automated Widefield Microscope

    Tarification

    Demander un devis

    Faculty of Science
    Core Facility
    McGill University

    ImageXpressMicro from Molecular Devices is a fully-integrated hardware and software system for automated acquisition and analysis of images for high throughput cell-based screening (High-Content Screening, HCS) or high content analysis (HCA) for basic research. For more details please see the datasheet and short description.

    Key Features:

    • Environmental Control: Maintains precise temperature, CO₂, and humidity levels, facilitating extended live-cell imaging experiments.
    • Robotic Fluidics: Enables real-time kinetic studies through automated reagent addition, allowing for dynamic monitoring of cellular responses.
    • Plate Loading Robot: Supports unattended operation by automating the handling of multi-well plates, increasing throughput and efficiency.

    Optics:

    • Nikon Objectives:
    • 4x S Fluor, NA 0.20
    • 10x Plan Fluor, NA 0.30
    • 20x Plan Fluor ELWD, NA 0.45
    • 40x Plan Fluor ELWD, NA 0.60
    • 60x Plan Fluor, NA 0.85
    • 20x S Fluor, NA 0.75
    • 40x S Fluor, NA 0.90
    • Chroma Filter Sets:
    • DAPI: Excitation 350/50 nm; Emission 460/50 nm
    • eGFP/FITC/AF488: Excitation 470/40 nm; Emission 525/50 nm
    • TRITC/Cy3: Excitation 545/30 nm; Emission 620/60 nm
    • Texas Red/AF594: Excitation 560/40 nm; Emission 630/75 nm
    • Cy5/AF647: Excitation 620/60 nm; Emission 700/75 nm
    • CFP/Cyan: Excitation 436/20 nm; Emission 480/40 nm
    • YFP/Yellow: Excitation 500/20 nm; Emission 535/30 nm
    • Fura-2: Excitation 340/26 nm & 380/20 nm; Emission 510/80 nm
    • BCECF: Excitation 440/20 nm & 495/10 nm; Emission 535/25 nm
    • CFP/YFP FRET: Excitation 436/20 nm; Emission 535/30 nm

    This system is located in the Bellini Building, Room 151.

    Initial training sessions usually last about 3 hours and include the hourly microscope fee plus the technical support fee.

    IMPORTANT: ALL training and technical support is by appointment ONLY and will depend on the availability of the ABIF staff.

    High Content Screening (HCS) - Automated Widefield Microscope
    Advanced BioImaging Facility

    Advanced BioImaging Facility

    Faculty of Science

    Laboratoire de recherche voué à faire avancer les connaissances scientifiques et l'innovation.

    CB

    Claire Brown

    Advanced BioImaging Facility · McGill University

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