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Earth Day Imaging Competition submission of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Tissue captured using SPECTRA X Light Engine.
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Human stem cell-derived retinal ganglion cells,
triple immunostained for differentiation markers
MAP2 (yellow), Tuj1 magenta) and Brn3a (cyan).
Acquired using a CELESTA light engine coupled
to a CrestOptics X-Light V3 spinning disk
confocal scanner on a Nikon Ti2 microscope with
a 40X/1.25 NA water objective.
Silvia Di Angelantonio, Alessandro Soloperto and Maria Giubettini, Center for Life Nano Science, Italian Institute of Technology, Rome in collaboration with CrestOptics S.p.A
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Mouse Ileum Captured Using a Spectra X Light Engine
Simon Watkins
Featured Industry Applications
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PEKA Light Engine: Spectrally Invariant and Efficient Illumination for Transmitted Light Microscopy
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Validation of mammalian cell surface display of SARS-CoV-2 spike protein using the SOLA Light Engine
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Visualizing the Repair of Double-Stranded DNA Breaks Using the SPECTRA Light Engine
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Detection of Circulating Tumor Cells using the SPECTRA Light Engine
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Lung Tissue
Simon Watkins
Smarter Alternatives with Mercury-Free Lighting.
"Lumencor Light Engines turn on and off instantaneously, require no bulb exchange, and have a small footprint. All of which are important at our core facility environment."
Pawel Pasierbeck, The Research Institute of Molecular Pathology