Nikon Perfect Focus System for live cell imaging

Saturday, 23 February, 2013 | Supplied by: Coherent Scientific Pty Ltd

The third generation of Nikon’s Perfect Focus System (PFS) has been released. The product combats the challenges of live-cell imaging by eliminating focus-drift, which reduces the reliability of acquired data.

Features include: wider usable excitation wavelength range; maintained focus at deeper depths; compatible with plastic dishes and well plates. For multiphoton use, the product operates over a larger range of imaging wavelengths, increasing the flexibility of fluorophores that can be used.

Online: www.coherent.com.au
Phone: 08 8150 5200

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