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URL: https://www.thelabworldgroup.com/nikon-eclipse-ts100-f-inverted-microscope-camera
Proper Citation: Nikon: Eclipse TS100-F Eclipse (RRID:SCR_020324)
Description: Nikon Eclipse TS100-F Inverted Microscope comes from a long line of microscopes. The Halogen bright-field lamp provides enough light for phase contrast and NAMC viewing. The Eclipse TS100-F Inverted Microscope Sidentopf eye piece from Nikon delivers constant brightness throughout the entire field of view. This microscope is best for applications such as tissue culture, plaque measurement and blood typing. Used in combination with Narishige manipulators, also available from Nikon, these microscopes can be used for a range of micromanipulation techniques necessary for cyto-engineering, developmental and genetic engineering, electrophysiology, pharmacology and neurochemistry. Eco-illumination provides a long lifetime of 60,000 hours and reduces the frequency of lamp replacement. Nikon Eclipse TS 100 highly acclaimed CFI60 optical system is used, providing flat, sharp and clear images, while achieving longer working distances and higher numerical apertures. The Eclipse TS100 is also outfitted for phase contrast applications with a phase ring slider and filter, and is camera mount ready. The compact high-performance inverted Nikon ECLIPSE TS100-F Microscope uses Eco-illumination, a newly developed LED illumination. Eco-illumination provides enough brightness for phase contrast and NAMC observations on the Nikon Eclipse TS100 F. With a fly-eye lens, uniform brightness is provided in the entire field of view. LEDs are an environmentally friendly low-power-consumption light source. Eco-illumination provides a long lifetime of 60,000 hours and reduces the frequency of lamp replacement. Nikon's highly acclaimed CFI60 optical system is used, providing flat, sharp and clear images, while achieving longer working distances and higher numerical apertures. The Nikon Eclipse TS100F is best for applications such as tissue culture, plaque measurement and blood typing. Used in combination with Narishige manipulators, also available from Nikon, these microscopes can be used for a range of micromanipulation techniques necessary for cyto-engineering, developmental and genetic engineering, electrophysiology, pharmacology and neurochemistry.
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Nikon, Inverted Microscope, Instrument Equipment, USEDit
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Data set from Kravitz, Owen and Kretizer's 2012 paper "Optogenetic identification of striatal projection neuron subtypes during in vivo recordings."
