Digital stereo microscope M205 series

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Do you sometimes feel like fishing in the dark because you are looking for fluorescence signals that are increasingly faint and weak? We have developed M205 FA and M205 FCA fluorescence stereo microscopes to enable you to detect transgenic expression like GFP and mCherry in early stages, allowing you to select the right sample to successfully base your studies on. Your Benefits Discover the automated world of research The Leica M205 FA fully motorized fluorescence stereo microscope opens up a new world of research in fluorescence microscopy Solea senegalensis larvae nervous system, max projection of a tile scan of 6 fields x 33 planes. Parallax correction and tiling performed in LAS X after deconvolution with Huygens professional. Courtesy of Dr. Marco A. Campinho, CCMAR - Centre for Marine Sciences, Universidade do Algarve, Portugal. Bright fluorescence signals With separated, yet synchronized beam paths, one for the fluorescence excitation light and two for observation, the M205 FCA delivers an evenly and fully illuminated field of view at any zoom position you choose C. elegans. Rottermann contrast and fluorescence (mCherry). Image captured with a Leica M205 FA motorized fluorescence high performance stereo microscope. Finest details in 3D FusionOptics technology overcomes optical limitations. Uniting high resolution and depth of Neuronal cell culture stained with DAPI, beta III Tubulin–Cy2, Nestin-Cy3 (LMS Bioanalytik GmbH, Magdeburg, Germany). Blue indicates the nuclei of the cells, green neurons expressing beta III Tubulin, and red stem cells expressing Nestin. Image was acquired with a M205 FCA stereo microscope, LMT260 x/y stage,