Bio-imaging equipment
Single Molecule Localisation Microscope
Abberior SAFe360 SMLM Microscope
The single molecule light microscopy (SMLM) is a super-resolution microscope technique. Enabling super-resolution techniques such as PALM and STORM as well as single molecule techniques such as TIRF microscopy. Resolution can be achieved down to 20nm.
Capabilities
- Epifluorescence (Epi)
- HiLo
- TIRF
- Spectral de-mixing
Saved Configurations
- SAFe360 – Simulataneous 2 colours – Nanoscopy – 2D
- SAFe360 – Single Colour – Nanoscopy – 2D
- SAFe360 – Single Colour – Nanoscopy – 3D – Astigmatism
- SAFe360 – Spectral Demixing – Nanoscopy – 2D
Imaging Modes
- 2D SMLM – single colour / two colour
- 3D SMLM – single colour / two colour
Microscope
- Olympus IX83
- Manual Stage
- 2x Orca Fusion BT Cameras
- ZDC
- Neo Software
Lasers
- 405nm
- 488nm
- 532nm
- 561nm
- 640nm
Detection Filters
- ET700/75
- ET600/50m
- QUAD 446/510/581/703-25
- ET525/50m
- ET445/58
- QUAD 405/488/561/640
Location: Bioimaging Facility, LC Miall 5.10, Faculty of Biological Sciences.