Cellular Imaging Instrumentation Accessories
Cytiva UV Module, LED Technology, 280 nm Detection, 1 Unit
The Cytiva UV Module is designed for seamless integration with ÄKTA start™ systems, providing essential UV detection at 280 nm. It features LED technology, eliminating warm-up time and preventing local heating, making it ideal for heat-sensitive samples. With a linear absorbance range of up to 1.5 AU and compatibility for a 2 mm flow cell, it enhances protein purification processes, setting it apart from traditional modules by ensuring immediate readiness and reliability.
Nebula Filter for the Celestron Origin Intelligent Home Observatory
This specialized filter allows high throughput of light wavelengths from emission nebulae while blocking other wavelengths that could diminish image quality and detail.
Revvity Health Sciences Inc Cellometer Check Validation Bead Solution
Cellometer Check Validation Bead Solution
AMERICAN BIO SAFETY INFUTRACE, 2.5 GAL CUBE
Infutrace A unique solution designed for use as a secondary perfusion solution, point injection solution, a specimen dip or a spray solution for human/animal cadavers, tissue-parts, organs, or pro-sections. InfuTrace™ gently complexes formaldehyde, destroying its harmful vapors without compromising tissue fixation. It significantly reduces the risk of formaldehyde vapor exposure to faculty and students in anatomy and biology labs.
Cytoskeleton, Inc. SiR-Actin Kit, 50 nmol SiR-Actin and 1 umol verapamil
SiR-actin is based on the F-actin binding natural product jasplakinolide. SiR-actin is fluorogenic, cell permeable and highly specific for F-actin. Sir-actin stains endogenous F-actin without the need for genetic manipulation or overexpression. Its emission in the far red minimizes phototoxicity and sample autofluorescence. SiR-actin is compatible with GFP and/or m-cherry fluorescent proteins. It can be imaged with standard Cy5 filtersets. SiR-actin can be used for widefield, confocal, SIM or STED imaging in living cells and tissue. Probe quantity allows 50 – 200 staining experiments.
