Zeiss Microbeam Laser Capture Microscope

Managed by NDM - Centre for Human Genetics 
Location HWB GENOMIC MEDICINE, Headington
Facility Cellular Imaging Core Facility
Availability Training, access and collaborative projects open to all internal and external academic and industry groups.
Shareability Yes
More information The Zeiss Microbeam Laser Capture Microdissection offers unique ‘laser catapulting’ technology. This involves using a high power UV laser to cut around regions of interest on tissue sections, down to the single cell level. The system then uses a defocused pulse of laser light to catapult the cut area in to the lid of a tube, which can then be taken for downstream analysis. The microscope comes equipped with a robomover automated sample capture system, which allows cuttings to be automatically directed to up to 96 different caps within a single experiment. Samples can be imaged and cut out using both colorimetric and fluorescent protocols.

 

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