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    Arcturus XT laser capture microdissection system
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    Arcturus XT laser capture microdissection system

    Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
    Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre
    McGill University

    The Arcturus XT provides ultimate flexibility in sample source and preparation

    The unique system combines Infrared (IR) laser capture and Ultraviolet (UV) laser cutting which can be used on any slide type and sample preparation. Choose from glass, glass membrane or framed membrane slides for contact or non-contact microdissection.

    Any specimen preparation may be used:

    • Thin or thick sections
    • Frozen or formalin-fixed tissues
    • Stained, fluorescently stained, or unstained sections
    • Hydrated or dehydrated specimens
    • Cell cultures

    Specifications

    Microscope: Nikon Eclipse® Ti-E microscope base. Standard microscope operation outside of LCM operating software

    Lasers: IR capture laser: solid-state (810 nm)

    Enhanced UV cutting laser: solid-state, diode-pumped Q-switched (345 nm) with adjustable laser current (0–100%) and pulse frequency (10–5,000 Hz)

    Illumination: High-intensity LED illumination system

    Objectives: 2x, 10x, 20x and 40x Nikon CFI60

    Intermediate magnification: 1.5x optical magnification

    Stage: Insert for three 75 mm x 25 mm slides, insert for large-format slides; Two positions, adjustable to 75 mm x 25 mm, 75 mm x 38 mm, 75 mm x 50 mm and stage insert for petri dish: 50 mm x 7 mm

    Contrast methods: Bright-field , phase contrast (PhL, Ph1, Ph2), differential interference contrast (DIC)

    Microdissection camera: 1024 x 768 1/3" color CCD with electronic shutter to 1/10,000s and on-chip integration to 30 seconds

    Histopathology Platform - RI-MUHC

    Histopathology Platform - RI-MUHC

    Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

    Research lab focused on advancing scientific knowledge and innovation.

    FC

    Fazila Chouiali

    EquipmentAvailable

    Arcturus XT laser capture microdissection system

    Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
    Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre
    McGill University

    The Arcturus XT provides ultimate flexibility in sample source and preparation

    The unique system combines Infrared (IR) laser capture and Ultraviolet (UV) laser cutting which can be used on any slide type and sample preparation. Choose from glass, glass membrane or framed membrane slides for contact or non-contact microdissection.

    Any specimen preparation may be used:

    • Thin or thick sections
    • Frozen or formalin-fixed tissues
    • Stained, fluorescently stained, or unstained sections
    • Hydrated or dehydrated specimens
    • Cell cultures

    Specifications

    Microscope: Nikon Eclipse® Ti-E microscope base. Standard microscope operation outside of LCM operating software

    Lasers: IR capture laser: solid-state (810 nm)

    Enhanced UV cutting laser: solid-state, diode-pumped Q-switched (345 nm) with adjustable laser current (0–100%) and pulse frequency (10–5,000 Hz)

    Illumination: High-intensity LED illumination system

    Objectives: 2x, 10x, 20x and 40x Nikon CFI60

    Intermediate magnification: 1.5x optical magnification

    Stage: Insert for three 75 mm x 25 mm slides, insert for large-format slides; Two positions, adjustable to 75 mm x 25 mm, 75 mm x 38 mm, 75 mm x 50 mm and stage insert for petri dish: 50 mm x 7 mm

    Contrast methods: Bright-field , phase contrast (PhL, Ph1, Ph2), differential interference contrast (DIC)

    Microdissection camera: 1024 x 768 1/3" color CCD with electronic shutter to 1/10,000s and on-chip integration to 30 seconds

    Arcturus XT laser capture microdissection system
    Histopathology Platform - RI-MUHC

    Histopathology Platform - RI-MUHC

    Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

    Research lab focused on advancing scientific knowledge and innovation.

    FC

    Fazila Chouiali

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