B-05
Brinkhous-Bullitt Building
CB # 7525
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
Phone: 919-966-2413
Fax: 919-966-6718
E-mail: bagnell@med.unc.edu
Last updated: 12/11/07
Visualizing the subcellular
MSL's microscopes are among the best and we are here to help you utilize them. But there is more. We have many years of experience with many different experimental methods. We can help you get started with a new study or help you sort out an unexpected result. Immunofluorescence and protein tagging with GFP and its derivatives are currently the most commonly utilized techniques. We are constantly learning from our clients' experiences.
Resources
- Olympus FV500 Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope: 3 fluorescent, 1 transmitted channels with live cell stage
- Zeizz LSM5 Pascal Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope: 2 fluorescent, 1 transmitted channels
- Nikon Microphot FXA Upright fluorescence microscope
- Olympus IMT2 Inverted fluorescence microscope
- Olympus IX70 Inverted fluorescence microscope with live cell stage and chamber
- Leica M420 Macroscope
Example Imaging
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Bright Field |
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Dark Field |
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DIC |
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Fluorescence |
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Phase Contrast |
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Polarization |
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Macro |
CLSM |
Live Cell Imaging
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