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Nikon Imaging Center
Located at Biopolis, The Nikon Imaging Center at Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology (NIC@IMCB) is a core facility with the state of art light microscopes and Imaging systems developed and operated as a partnership between IMCB and Nikon Singapore Pte. Ltd.
The missions of NIC@IMCB are to:
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Capturing images of large samples such as tissues, organs and whole organisms requires extending both the detectable area as well as increasing image capture speed. Nikon’s A1R HD25 confocal microscope has the largest field of view (25 mm) on the market, enabling users to explore beyond the traditional boundaries of confocal imaging.
N-STORM is Nikon's STochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (STORM) super-resolution microscope system which exceeds traditional diffraction limits by an order of magnitude and is capable of 3D image acquisition.
Nikon's ECLIPSE Ni-E is an upright microscope system offering superior optical performance, multi-mode expandability, and advanced motorization capabilities.
The SMZ18's breakthrough stereo microscope optics delivers a zoom ratio of 18:1, unprecedented resolution and bright, fluorescent images. Capture stunning images and time-lapse data with incredible detail and field of view.
The ECLIPSE Ti-E is a fully-integrated microscope system ideal for high-end research and live cell imaging. Configured for fluorescence imaging, the system offers high-speeds, maximum flexibility, and superior optical performance.
Utilizing Nikon's industry-leading CFI60 optical system and LED illumination for both Diascopic and Epi-fluorescence imaging, the ECLIPSE Ts2 inverted microscope offers brilliantly clear images, enabling more efficient cell culture observation and documentation. Furthermore, a newly developed contrast observation method and improved operability enhances its use for routine laboratory work.