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Inverted Research Microscope TE2000 Inverted Research Microscope >

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3. 2. Configured with an epi-fluorescence attachment 3 >

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Configured with an epi-fluorescence attachmentPFS can also work in brightfield, phase, and DIC observations. > Medium; n: approx 1.35Glass; n: approx 1.5Water: n: 1.333 Oil; n: 1.514 or Air; n: 1.0LED detection light The coverslip surface* is detected by the LED light emitted through the objective.*Interface of glass and medium in immersion applications or glass and air in dry applications. *Patent pending Observation method: Laser TIRF >

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Nikon Original! Single molecular fluorescence image of YFP label receptor *Patent pending Observation method: DIC Focus is maintained during time-lapse recording 3 m Contours of the cell photobleach 00.10.20.3 (s) Cell: dendrite (part) of a primary dispersion culture cell of a hippocampusTime-lapse image: being photobleached at after 0.3 sObservation method: TIRFNotes:Օ To prevent reduction in transmittance in the near-infrared range (680nm or higher), Nikonrecommends removing the PFS optics from the optical path when PFS is not in use. During observation of fluorescent dyes with...

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70mm Epi-fl attachment Other attachment >

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Nikons two process mechanism first removes stray light from the filtercube completely, then absorbs it through the light absorbing material.Therefore stray light is eliminated thoroughly. > Viewed with a conventional filter Viewed with a high quality filter > 7. 7.

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23C37ںC before correction 37C after correction Aberration can be corrected using the correction ring.When the temperature changes, aberration occurs. >

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Main bodyPort select address 12345TE2000-PFSEye 100%Right 80% Bottom Front 80%Left 100% TE2000-EEye 20% 100%* > 1 Eye 20%TE2000-UEye 100%Right 80% (Optional) Front 80%Left 100% Eye 20% * > 2 Eye 20%TE2000-SEye 100% Left 80% ֖ Eye 20%* > 3 By changing the optional prism, the light distribution ratio ofthe shaded portions can be changed as below.*1 Right: 100 Front: 100 Left: 80 (Eye: 20)*2 Right: 100 Front: 100 Left: 80 (Eye: 20)*3 Left: 100 The following portions can also be changed by altering themicroscope body.(Optional at the time of purchase) *2 Bottom: 100*3 Right: 100 TE2000-U/E/PFS...

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Nikon has instituted numerous innovations to providecomfortable operation and reduce strain, even over aprolonged period of operation. Knobs and buttons > Main controls are concentrated in thefront, close to the operator. Nosepiece is inclined to the left for easyhandling. Eye-level riser (as indicated by arrow) External fine focusing unit Ergonomic tube Large stage-handle knob Frequently used buttons and controls are all located at thefront and within easy reach. Fine focusing unit The TE2000-PFS and TE2000-E come with a compactexternal fine focusing unit that can be placed anywhere on the...

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All four models accept retrofittable motorized accessories,allowing researchers to not only choose the desired combinations,but also to control the microscope from external PCs. Motorized barrier filter wheel > This motorized barrier filter wheel with a turret rotary system can mount up to 8 25mm barrier filters. Flexible motorized operation for a variety of uses A wide variety of motorized accessories are available and canbe controlled by an external computer when a HUB controller is attached. 蕕 Motorized switching of objectives and observation methodsbetween epi-fluorescence, Nomarski...

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The HUB controller manages all the cables of each motorized unit at the back of the microscope. By connecting to the RS-232C interface of a PC, motorized units can be controlled from the PC. This epi-fluorescence attachment has a built-in motorized illumination shutter. > This motorized excitation filter wheel with a turret rotary system can mount up to 8 25mm excitation filters. > This motorized analyzer is used toremove and insert an analyzer for Nomarski DIC. > All motorized units attached to the microscope can be operated from this control pad with an LCD screen. Filter position labels...

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10. 9. 8. The Noise Terminator mechanism directsdeviated stray light out of the optical path. This results in images of high contrast and unparalleled S/N ratio. > Each filter/mirror incorporated in these filters has a very sharp rising edge at the corresponding wavelength that minimizes the crossover of signals. Zoom-type lamphouse adapter allows theoperator to increase light intensity.Remote control unit and filter turret usephosphorescent display tags to enhance visibility during operation in dark rooms. 14 >

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With the new DIC system, it is possible to obtainthe best image appropriate to the needs Uniform coloration > Excellent images with uniform coloration are now possible, at any magnifications, by changing the material composition of the DIC prisms. Using Rotating Senarmont Compensation method The perfect balance of high contrast and high resolution > Polarizer1/4 PlateRotate polarizerto change DIC contrast. DIC Prism Slider de SenarmontCompensator The standard DIC prisms for the system condensercan cover observation at 10X-100X with only twomodules that are greatly balanced in contrast and...

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Enables high-contrast imagery of minute livingcells > Viewed with a conventional phasecontrast objectiveViewed with an ADL objective Phase contrast is the most popular observationmethod for inverted microscopes. This method does not require the staining of the specimen,therefore you can observe and research precisestructures of living cells without influencing the live organism. CFI Plan Fluor ELWD ADL objectives > 13. 13. 14.14. Nikon developed Apodized phase contrastobjectives to effectively reduce halos, which wasconsidered troublesome with the conventional phase contrast method. The...

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A packaged set of instrumentation required for cellularmicromanipulation, the NT-88-V3 is ideal for IVF (in-vitro fertilization), ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection), electrophysiology, or biotechnology applications. This all-in-one compact CO > 2 incubator sustains the internaltemperature at 37C with humidity of 90% and CO > 2 of 5%to keep the specimen in a stable and precise condition. Aspecial technique that minimizes focus blur facilitates longhours of time-lapse imaging. With an acrylic plastic enclosure providing easy access to thespecimen area, this accessory utilizes warm air...

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