M205 C

The Leica M205C is the world´s first stereomicroscope with a zoom range of 20.5x. This accomplishment, however, was not enough for Leica´s engineers. With the new FusionOptics, they have succeeded in going yet another step beyond previous limits. More...

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DMI3000M/B

The New Leica DMI3000 B (optional with fluorescence illumination) offers a level of technology, functionality, and user convenience that is unique in this class of inverted research microscope. Featuring the largest number of transmitted light illumination options and a condenser with extra long working distance, the Leica DMI3000 B is ideal for all transmitted light contrast techniques. More...

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TCS LSI

The Leica TCS LSI is a pioneering imaging system for studies of the dynamics of cell growth, differentiation processes and the development of organs in vivo. The new Large Sacle Imaging platform provides a generous workspace and an automated optical zoom system for seamless magnification.More...

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MAG FRAP - 3D

MAG Biosystems™ is pleased to introduce FRAP-3D™, the world's first widefield imaging system designed specifically to study the intracellular dynamics of proteins and other macromolecular complexes via high-speed, multidimensional FRAP (fluorescence recovery after photobleaching) and iFRAP (inverse FRAP) experiments. Photoactivation and photoconversion studies with fluorescent proteins such as PA-GFP, EOS, KFP, Kaede, and Dronpa can also be performed.

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MAG Whole Animal Imaging

The highly versatile MAG Biosystems Lumazone product line is designed for a broad set of quantitative chemiluminescence and fluorescence macroscopic imaging applications, including:

• Gene expression in plants
• Tissue-specific gene expression in animals
• Gene expression in isolated-cell preparations
• Study of etiological agents and mechanisms
• Visualization of dermatological diseases
• Investigation of circadian rhythms in plants and animals
• Cancer biology (e.g., drug treatment efficacy, metastasis studies, preventative drug regimes)
• Plant development studies