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Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy

Equipment Info

Equipment Code : 189738

Make : Leica Microsystems, Germany

Model : Leica TCS SP8

Institution : CSIR North East Institute of Science and Technology (NEIST) Jorhat

Department :

Funding Agency Details : CSIR, Govt. of India

Pooling of Equipment slot :   No

AMC End Date (Valid Till) :  

PRISM Service Category (About PRISM) : D

Pre-Experiment Support (including sample preparation, setup assistance and pre-experimental guidance) :

Post-Experiment Support (including result interpretation, data analysis and post-experimental reporting) :

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Equipment Calibration (if any) (No document available):

Remarks / Special Instructions (if any):

Description : Bright field, Fluorescence and differential interface contrast (DIC) illumination with facility for confocal scan head attachment. The detection unit is a combination of 2 PMT & 3 GaAsP/HyD. The scan head should be able to perform fast dynamic live cell time lapse imaging with ROI capability with a high speed of 100-300 fps or better @512X32 resolution OR scan speed should be 7-10fps or better @512X512 resolution. Lasers: Pre aligned Solid State/ Gas State laser module with laser lines of Multi-line Ar laser with 458/488/514nm; DPSS 561 nm; HeNe 633 nm; Blue Diode Laser 405/408nm. Microsocpe is equipped with either peizo stage or bidirectional galvo stage for fastest possible Z sections, with travel range of at least 100 microns or better for fast imaging in Confocal and SR mode.

Usage Rate: (as indicated by the custodian/host institution)

S.No. Users Category Rate (unit hour) & (In Rupees)
1 Academic (External)*
2 Academic (Internal)***
3 Grassroot innovator
4 Industry User
5 National Research Lab User
6 Startup/MSME User


Accessories / Consumables / Spare parts / Testing modes

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