The Leica TCS SP8 is a versatile laser-based confocal system designed for high-resolution, multi-dimensional imaging of fluorescently labeled tissue sections, individual cells, and particles. It supports a wide selection of visible wavelengths with multiple air-cooled lasers (e.g., 405nm, 488nm, 552nm, 638nm excitation). This instrument is ideal for immunofluorescence, functional, and biochemical kinetic studies on viable cell samples, featuring a live cell chamber for temperature control and long-term observation. It boasts high sensitivity with hybrid (HyD) detectors and PMTs, allowing for fast scan speeds and minimal photobleaching. The system supports 3D imaging, tunable emission spectral detection, and offers both conventional and resonant scanners for a broad range of applications, including high-speed imaging.

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The Leica TCS SP8 is a versatile laser-based confocal system designed for high-resolution, multi-dimensional imaging of fluorescently labeled tissue sections, individual cells, and particles. It supports a wide selection of visible wavelengths with multiple air-cooled lasers (e.g., 405nm, 488nm, 552nm, 638nm excitation). This instrument is ideal for immunofluorescence, functional, and biochemical kinetic studies on viable cell samples, featuring a live cell chamber for temperature control and long-term observation. It boasts high sensitivity with hybrid (HyD) detectors and PMTs, allowing for fast scan speeds and minimal photobleaching. The system supports 3D imaging, tunable emission spectral detection, and offers both conventional and resonant scanners for a broad range of applications, including high-speed imaging.

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
Research lab focused on advancing scientific knowledge and innovation.
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