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卓越中心 for Translational Research
The DBM Center of Excellence for Translational Research is the result of a long-lasting partnership between Nikon and the Department of Biomedicine (DBM). The two directors, Mike Abanto and Pascal Lorentz, developed the unit from scratch into an excellent microscopy core facility within the last 15 years. Together with their team of experts, they support researchers in the fields of oncology, immunology, neurobiology, stem cells, and regenerative medicine.
The Department of Biomedicine (DBM) is part of the medical faculty of the University of Basel and unites biomedical research. The DBM is a joint venture of the University of Basel, the University Hospital Basel, and the University Children’s Hospital beider Basel. At the DBM, clinicians and researchers work side-by-side creating excellent bench-to-bedside research opportunities that contribute to its translational reputation internationally.
The DBM Nikon Center of Excellence not only offers a variety of cutting-edge microscopes and has excellent staff, but they are also leaders in automation using Nikon’s programming interface, called JOBS.
With their equipment, which ranges from 2-Photon, super-resolution, confocal to wide-field microscopy, and their skills, the facility provides optimal conditions to foster competitive research.
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ECLIPSE Ti2-E inverted microscope with Perfect Focus System 4 (PFS4)
Okolab stage top incubator for hypoxia and normoxia
D-LEDI fluorescence LED
Lumencor Ziva light source (405 nm, 445 nm, 486 nm, 549 nm, 639 nm, 683 nm, 751 nm)
With 50µm and SoRa spinning disks
Polarised light and DIC capabilities for BSL2 experiments (no piezo)
Hamamatsu ORCA-FusionBT
Andor iXon Life
NIS-Elements Advanced Research with JOBS

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