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Earth Day Imaging Competition submission of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Tissue captured using SPECTRA X Light Engine. 6-plex biomarker profiling of Oral Cavity Tumor tissue (CD3, CD68, CD11c, CD20, Ki67 and Cytokeratin). Nuclear Counterstain shown in blue.
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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
Lumencor brings creative, intelligent design to the manufacture of best-in-class illuminators and instrumentation in order to produce the best-quality data. In so doing, our products foster better science, metrology, diagnostics, and treatment with the highest precision, and industry-leading test and measurement capabilities.
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Mouse Ileum Captured Using Lumencor's SPECTRA X Light Engine
Simon Watkins
Genome-scale Imaging of the 3D Chromatin Organization and Transcriptional Activity in Single Cells
Lumencor was privileged to sponsor a talk by Dr. Pu Zheng at the annual Spatial Biology conference. In this video Dr. Zheng presents applications of MERFISH for spatial genomics applications in single cells using Lumencor’s CELESTA Light Engine. Fill out the form below to watch:
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Case Study: Massively Multiplexed Single-Molecule Imaging Using Lumencor’s CELESTA Light Engine
MERFISH requires a high-intensity, spatially uniform illumination field matched to the dimensions of typical sCMOS camera sensors. Discover how the CELESTA Light Engine is used to meet these requirements.
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Analysis of Halide Perovskite Degradation using Lumencor’s RETRA Light Engine
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Simultaneous Visualization of 16 DNA Loci in Single Cells using the SPECTRA Light Engine
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Consistent Light Sources for Consistent Results
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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 Ph.D., The Research Institute of Molecular Pathology, Austria