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Add epifluorescence capabilities
to your Nikon TMS microscope. The Nikon TMS inverted scope is a widely
used microscope in tissue culture facilities around the world. Unfortunately,
Nikon does not offer an epifluorescence attachment for this workhorse.
Intracellular imaging now offers the addition of epifluorescence to
this microscope. Simple to install and easy to use.
Fluorescence microscopy has become
one of the most important and versatile tools in cell biology. Over
the past decade thousands of new fluorescence probes have been developed
for visualizing cellular structures and reactions including: DNA,
RNA cytoskeleton, mitochondria, lysomes, endoplasmic reticulium,
Golgi aparatus, specific proteins, lipids, redox status, cell-cell
communication, and the list goes on and on. However, the high cost
of fluorescence microscopes has inhibited many scientists and teachers
from using this important tool?but not any more!
The Inverted GroonyTM Epifluorescence
Retrofit
- Inexpensive; quantity discounts
available; dealers welcome
- Adds fluorescence capabilities
to Nikon TMS microscope
- Excellent for college lab courses?retrofit
your entire biology lab for less than the cost of a single high
end fluorescence microscope
- Installs in minutes
- Interchangable filters allow
visualization of any fluorescence molecule
- Available with either UV/Vis
or Vis only illumination?allows you to avoid the potential danger
to students of accidental UV radiation
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