A laser scanning confocal that features FLIM and 3D STED capabilities for super-resolution imaging of fixed or live samples.
BioImaging Shared Resource
Contact
Name:
Philip Wedegaertner, PhD
Name:
Claudio Giraudo, PhD
Name:
Jason Hill, PhD
Position:
Associate Director
Email:
Jason.Hill@jefferson.edu
Name:
James Muller, PhD
Instruments
A workhorse laser scanning confocal that pairs speed and resolution for flexible imaging of fixed or live samples labeled with a wide range of fluorescent probes.
Combination system that offers both high contrast imaging of surface interactions and delicate confocal imaging of cultured cells.
A flexible, high speed solution for widefield imaging of fixed or live samples with a user-friendly interface and in-line image processing.
A high-content screening microscope for widefield samples across wellplates, slides, and chambers. Stage top incubation allows for live cell imaging. In-line analysis offers several preset assays for common analysis routines.
Whole animal imaging for up to five (5) mice. System includes Bioluminescence, Fluorescence, and XRay modes. Housed in the Laboratory Animal Services Facility in Bluemle Life Sciences Building.
Whole animal imaging for up to five (5) mice. System includes Bioluminescence and Fluorescence modes. Housed in the Laboratory Animal Services Facility in Jefferson Alumni Hall 6-West.
Whole animal imaging for up to five (5) mice. System includes Bioluminescence and Fluorescence modes. Housed in the Laboratory Animal Services Facility in Bluemle Life Sciences Building.
Manual upright microscope for the imaging of Brightfield slides. The system features a color camera and manual image stitching.
Free-to-use system for validating fluorescent transfection efficiency.
Please note: no camera mounted.
Dedicated workstation featuring NIS-Elements with multiple analysis modules. Additional softwares to come.
Services
- Experimental Design
- Imaging System Selection
- Optimization
- Quantitative Analysis