Multiphoton Microscope
Deep 3D infrared-based imaging of fluorescence and second harmonic generation in ex-vivo and in-vivo samples.
Nikon A1R-MP Multiphoton Microscope
Imaging Mode and Features
Widefield Fluorescence: DAPI, GFP, and DSRed
Confocal/Multiphoton Laser Scanning: Galvo-Galvo or high speed Galvo-Resonant scan modes
Acquisition: z-stack, tiling & stitching, spectral unmixing, multipoint, timelapse
Detection
Visible Laser Confocal Scanning
4 channel PMT detectors: 2 x High Sensitivity GaAsP (green/red); 2 x Multi-Alkali (blue/far-red)
32 channel spectral Multi-Anode detector: 400-750 nm visible range; 2.5/5/10 nm variable resolution
Multiphoton Laser Scanning
Ti:Sapphire tunable femtosecond pulsed laser 680-1040 nm
4 channel PMT detectors descanned: 2 x High Sensitivity GaAsP (green/red); 2 x Multi-Alkali (blue/far-red)
4 channel High sensitivity NDD (Non-Descanned) detectors
32 channel spectral Multi-Anode detector: 400-650 nm with IR laser; 2.5/5/10 nm variable resolution
Objectives
10x/0.45 NA air; 20x/0.75 NA multi-immersion; 60x/1.27 NA water; 16x/0.80 NA water; 25x/1.10 NA water
Lasers
405 nm (DAPI); 457, 477, 488, 514 nm (GFP, YFP, FITC, Alexa488); 561 nm (Cy3); 640 nm (Cy5, Alexa 647)
Coherent Chameleon Ultra I Ti:Sapphire tunable femtosecond pulsed laser (680 - 1040 nm)
Common filter combinations
Blue, Green, Red, Far Red: 450/50 - 525/50 - 600/50 - 685/70 nm
Software
NIS-Elements AR v5.42.01
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Standard Operating Procedure
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