Inverted Research Microscope for Live-Cell Imaging
This microscope will serve as the workhorse system for performing live-cell imaging over a range of magnifications, in all cases with emphasis on achieving superior visualization of specimens using diverse light microscopy methods and contrast techniques including brightfield, phase contrast, polarisation, differential interference contrast and wide-field fluorescence. Low-magnification will be used to track, identify and maintain populations of cells or larger moving specimens in the field of view for as long as p...
Buyer
UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
Value
£75,000
Published
15 Dec 2017
Closes
10 Jan 2018
Procurement details
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Contracts Finder
Region
Devon CC
Procurement method
Open
Category
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CPV classifications
38000000
Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)
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Lot default Inverted Research Microscope for Live-Cell Imaging
£75,000
This microscope will serve as the workhorse system for performing live-cell imaging over a range of magnifications, in all cases with emphasis on achieving superior visualization of specimens using diverse light microscopy methods and contrast techniques including brightfield, phase contrast, polarisation, differential interference contrast and wide-field fl...
Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom
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15 Dec 2017
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