GCU Bioimaging offers confocal and live cell imaging platforms, with LSM800 airyscan and Crest X-light spinning disk-TIRF confocal systems. Dedicated calcium imaging and microinjection rigs are available, as are phase contrast and histological analysis using an Axiovertand EVOS system. Explore some of the systems and resources they offer users below, and be sure to check out their website for full details and the most up-to-date information.
Microscope | Upright or inverted | Timelapse | Multiposition | HO Licensed | Class II Pathogen | Other features | ||
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Zeiss Axio Observer Z1 linked to LSM800 Airyscan | Inverted | ✔ | Epifluorescence, confocal, phase contrast | |||||
Nikon Eclipse TE2000U Epifluorescence | Inverted | ✔ | Phase contrast, Photometrics coosnap HQ Camera and Cairn Research OptoLED for rapid calcium imaging | |||||
EVOS AMG Epifluorescence | Inverted | |||||||
Olympus Spinning Disk Confocal | Inverted | ✔ | TIRF, high speed imaging capabilities, metamorph |
Contact name: James Streetley
Email: scmi@glasgow.ac.uk
Contact number: 01413304025
Institute: Wellcome Centre for Cell Biology
Facility address: Wellcome Centre for Cell Biology, University of Edinburgh, Michael Swann Building, Kings Buildings, Max Born Crescent, EDINBURGH EH9 3BF
Microscopes available: Thermo Fisher Scientific Tecnai F20 (cryo-)TEM
Image analysis: Single-particle data processing software, Avizo