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Nikon: AXr-Multiphoton Intravital Microscope System (RRID:SCR_029275)
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URL: https://www.augusta.edu/mcg/cba/cic/nikonaxr-multiphoton.php

Proper Citation: Nikon: AXr-Multiphoton Intravital Microscope System (RRID:SCR_029275)

Description: System provided by Augusta University. Highly configured Nikon AXr-Multiphoton and single-photon confocal microscope system maintained as a major capital equipment investment for fluorescence-based live animal (intravital) imaging and cleared tissue imaging. The system features a fast-speed resonant scanner (4k imaging), a high-resolution galvo scanner (8k imaging), and a specialized piezo stage system for rapid Z-axis volumetric imaging. To maintain strict physiological stability for in vivo subjects without inducing thermal laser shift, the objective and specialized animal stage area are isolated within a custom-engineered $40,000 heated blackout enclosure. It is uniquely configured with specialized large working distance objectives, including a CFI75 Apochromat 1.0 NA 20x Water Immersion objective (2.8mm WD) and a CFI90 1.0 NA 20XC Glycerol Immersion objective (8.2mm WD) to support deep tissue penetration. The instrument operates as a discrete standalone resource dedicated to intravital research; it is physically separated from the main imaging core in a different building and is housed directly within the animal facility.

Synonyms: Augusta University: Nikon AXr-Multiphoton Intravital Microscope System

Resource Type: instrument resource

Keywords: Nikon AXr, multiphoton, single-photon, confocal microscope, fluorescence-based live animal imaging, intravital imaging, cleared tissue imaging, imaging, microscope

Resource Name: Nikon: AXr-Multiphoton Intravital Microscope System

Resource ID: SCR_029275

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