Location
611d (Shenzhen Research Institute)
Staff-in-charge
Scientific officer
- 611b (Shenzhen Research Institute)
- gstwd@polyu.edu.hk
Equipment and Service
ULS-SZ
The Nikon Eclipse Ti2-E live-cell imaging system is a fully motorized, inverted fluorescence microscope with a large field-of-view and state-of-the-art features that make it ideal for live-cell and large-tissue tile imaging. Equipped with advanced technology, this system is designed to meet the needs of cutting-edge research in various scientific fields.
With its large field-of-view and high-resolution imaging capabilities, the Nikon Eclipse Ti2-E live-cell imaging system provides outstanding image quality for dynamic imaging studies and wide-area imaging tasks. This system has been designed with an array of advanced features, such as motorized focus and sample-positioning stages, which not only simplify imaging workflows but also improve imaging acquisition speed and accuracy.
Moreover, the Nikon Eclipse Ti2-E live-cell imaging system has been optimized for live-cell imaging studies in diverse applications, including cell biology, tissue engineering, developmental biology, neuroscience, and drug discovery, among others. Its versatility enables researchers to perform time-lapse imaging of cellular events, track cell movement, and study intracellular dynamics with pinpoint accuracy.
The Nikon Eclipse Ti2-E Live-cell Fluorescence Imaging System is a cutting-edge microscope that features state-of-the-art components for high-resolution, large field-of-view imaging. Its fly-eye lens design ensures uniform illumination across the entire 25 mm field-of-view, while its high-precision motorized stage with encoder adaptive auto-focusing system (Nikon Perfect Focus System) provides accurate positioning and sharp, in-focus images.
The system also includes tile scanning and image stitching capabilities to produce high-resolution overview images of large tissue sections, as well as an environmental chamber with precise temperature and CO2 concentration control (Tokai Hit STX series) for live-cell imaging studies. Additionally, the motorised condenser objective and fluorescence filter turrets allow for a variety of imaging and contrasting modes, including bright-field, differential interference contrast (DIC), and wide-field fluorescence.
At our laboratory, we have utilized the Nikon Eclipse Ti2-E Live-cell Fluorescence Imaging System to conduct advanced research projects in various scientific fields, including cell biology, neuroscience, and drug discovery. We believe that the system's advanced features and imaging capabilities make it an indispensable tool for researchers who require high-quality, large field-of-view imaging.
611d (Shenzhen Research Institute)
Scientific officer
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