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Carry out rapid food protection testing with the Applied Biosystems QuantStudio 5 Food Safety Real-Time PCR System. The and easy-to-use system is best for users who need superior performance, maximum dye versatility, and security options in a real time PCR system. The QuantStudio5 Food Safety System is a high performance benchtop platform combining ease-of-use and system connectivity. Benefit from the flexibility of a 6-channel, 96-well, cloud-enabled open platform suitable for running our full range of PCR solutions for food safety, authenticity, and quality testing.

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QuantStudio 6 Flex system accommodates the interchange of a 96-well, 96-well Fast, or 384-well block. The system is delivered with one block type (a 96-well block in this case); other block types may be purchased separately. For a system that also supports TaqMan array cards, as well as automation, please see our QuantStudio 7 Flex system. The QuantStudio 6 Flex system can also be upgraded to a QuantStudio 7 Flex system at a later date, as your needs change. For the ultimate in productivity, consider the QuantStudio 12K Flex system, which also accommodates TaqMan OpenArray plates.

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System designed for users who need easy-to-use real-time PCR system that doesn't compromise performance and quality. Using OptiFlex technology (featuring 4 coupled channels and white LED) and featuring three independent Veriflex temperature zones, the QuantStudio 3 system enables improved data accuracy and sensitivity for broad range of genomic applications.

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EM ACE600 sputter coater is a versatile high vacuum film deposition instrument for your FE-SEM and TEM applications.

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Invitrogen benchtop automated cell counter. Can perform cell counts, viability calculations, hemocytometry, fluorescent protein expression, and measure fluorescence capabilities. There are also reusable slides, fluorescence capabilities, and brightfield fluorescence channels.

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4Pi microscopy uses a special phase- and wavefront-corrected double-objective imaging system linked to a confocal scanner to enable 4-7 fold increased axial resolution over confocal & two photon microscopy. Even in living specimens, axial sections of ~100 nm are obtained. The system maintains all advantages of fast scanning, Acousto-Optical Beam Splitting (AOBS) and Spectral Detection of the Leica TCS SP2 AOBS for routine operation. The first marked leap in resolution in commercial 3D fluorescence microscopy opens up new dimensions for research in cell and developmental biology. The Leica TCS 4PI system was developed in close cooperation with Prof. Stefan Hell, Head of the NanoBiophotonics Department at the Max-Planck-Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Goettingen, Germany and was in part funded by the German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).

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Reichert/Leica UltraCut S ultramicrotome is designed for extremely precise cutting, and achieves consistent high quality ultra thin sections for electron microscopy, or semi-thin sections for light microscopy. It features a continuous feed range from 0 to 2.5 microns and has adjustable cutting speeds of 0.1 to 50 mm/sec. It has a 6V, 10W halogen illumination system.

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Leica TCS SP5 is a broadband confocal microscope that provides the full range of scan speeds at the a high resolution. With its SP detection (five channels simultaneously) and optional AOBS (Acousto Optical Bream Splitter), the Leica TCS SP5 delivers bright, noise-free images with minimal photo damage at high speed. The system is also the platform for the new Leica DM6000 CFS (Confocal Fixed Stage) for physiological and electrophysiological experiments and for the new super resolution Leica TCS STED confocal microscope.

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Specimen collection by gravity contact-free and contamination-free. Laser Microdissection (LMD) makes it possible to distinguish between relevant and non-relevant cells or tissues. It enables the researcher to obtain homogeneous, ultra-pure samples from heterogeneous starting material. Researcher can selectively and routinely analyze regions of interest down to single cells from all kinds of tissues, even living cells from cell culture, to obtain results that are relevant, reproducible, and specific.

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Leica TCS SP2 is a spectral confocal laser scanning microscope with 405 UV laser 3CHDIC digital emission 400-800nm range designed to acquire high spatial resolution images of fluorescently labeled materials and for analysis of these images. The confocal principle utilizes a pinhole (confocal aperture) to eliminate out-of-focus light from fluorescently labeled specimens (i.e., provide “optical sectioning�). Lasers provide intense, point illumination that is scanned over the preparation and the fluorescence at each point is quantified and used to construct a representation of the object brightness (an image). This method provides high resolution for the x and y planes as well as vertically (z plane). The SP2 is an advanced confocal system with nine laser excitation lines spanning the spectrum from UV to near IR. The following laser lines are available: 405nm, 458, 476, 488, 496, 514, 543, 594, and 633, all fiber coupled and controlled by AOTFs.

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System for Light and Electron Microscopy. Performs freeze substitution and progressive lowering of temperature techniques and allows low temperature embedding and polymerization of resins. Leica EM FSP (freeze substitution processor), automatic reagent handling system combined with Leica EM AFS2, dispenses reagents for both freeze substitution and PLT applications. The LED illumination from within the chamber and the attached stereomicroscope for viewing and positioning of samples ensures ease of use.

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Leica RM2255 rotary microtome is designed for fully motorized sectioning of both paraffin- and the Leica RM2255 in routine and in histology. Its two-in-one design concept, which allows motorized and manual sectioning, provides reproducible high-quality sections.

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Inverted microscope for biomedical research. Offers Differential Interference Contrast for relief imaging of specimens with varying indices of refraction. Used for fluorescence, live cell, time-lapse imaging, high-speed multi-fluorescence optical sectioning, and micromanipulation. Features automated contrast and illumination manager, motorized Z focus, parfocality function, automatic brightness and diaphragm adjustment, and many other automated functions that provide convenience and reproducible results.Archived Product. Replaced by DMi8 S.

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Leica EG1150 H is a heated, paraffin dispensing module with 3-liter capacity and a heated work surface with storage areas for both cassettes and molds. All functions of the EG1150 H are controlled via an easy-to-read LED display, including the temperature settings for left and right hand warming trays, paraffin reservoir, and working surface.

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Leica Ultracut EM UC6 is an advanced ultramicrotome that features a Touch Screen Control Panel or a Keypad Control Panel. Both options enable fast and safer alignment of knife and specimen, and the programmable knife and cutting movements make trimming easy. With Leica's AutoTrim, you can automatically trim a specimen to a predetermined level in the block face, best for morphometric studies. Three dependent, built-in, brightness- controlled LED light sources provide outstanding illumination for top light, back light, and specimen transillumination.

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Leica DM1000 LED Histology Microscope features long-life LED illumination that provides near daylight, bright illumination with constant color temperature and emits less heat.. Users of the Leica DM1000 LED benefit from the system's ability to adapt to every user. the microscope is certified for in-vitro-diagnostics (IVD) like in-vitro-fertilization (IVF).

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Leica DM2500 & DM2500 LED optical microscopes are two optical microscopes wih different illumination: DM2500 LED is equipped with LED illumination for transmitted light, DM2500 works with halogen. Both types of illumination render a realistic impression of the colors of the sample.

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Leica DM2000 microscopes are best for complex tasks in pathology and cytology. For special diagnostics requirements, the microscope is certified for in-vitro-diagnostics (IVD) like in-vitro-fertilization (IVF).

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System for Light and Electron Microscopy. Performs freeze substitution and progressive lowering of temperature techniques and allows low temperature embedding and polymerization of resins. Leica EM FSP (freeze substitution processor), automatic reagent handling system combined with Leica EM AFS2, dispenses reagents for both freeze substitution and PLT applications. The LED illumination from within the chamber and the attached stereomicroscope for viewing and positioning of samples ensures ease of use.

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Leica CM1800 is a cryostat for routine and research applications in biology, medicine and industry. It has been designed for rapid freezing and sectioning of tissue samples.

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