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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
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Lung Tissue
Simon Watkins
Smarter Alternatives with Mercury-Free Lighting.
“Operating a Light Microscopy Core is challenging because scientists demand high performance illumination for a variety of fluorescent sample types in which sensitivity and lower detection limits vary significantly.
We see samples including cells and tissues that have been labeled with dyes, antibodies and fluorescent proteins. We rely heavily on our Lumencor Light Engines to provide Illumination whenever we need it."
Brian D. Armstrong, City of Hope National Medical Center