UltraMicroscope Blaze: high-resolution 3D imaging of whole organs and biological samples
The UltraMicroscope Blaze is a state-of-the-art light-sheet microscope designed for rapid 2D and 3D imaging of whole organs, tissues and other large biological samples. It enables imaging in up to seven fluorescence channels, with excitation ranging from the violet part of the spectrum to the near-infrared region. Samples up to 29 mm in size can be imaged in a single frame, whilst at the highest optical resolution it can capture details as small as 0.5 µm.
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Technical specificationsLenses and their theoretical resolution:1.1×(NA 0.1)4,8 µm 4×(NA 0.35)1,3 µm 12×(NA 0.53)0,5 µm Fluorescent filters: ex: 405/30 nm em: 460/40 nm ex: 470/30 nm em: 525/50 nm ex: 500/20 nm em: 535/30 nm ex: 560/40 nm em: 595/40 nm ex: 630/30 nm em: 680/30 nm ex: 710/75 nm em: 810/90 nm ex: 785/25 nm em: 805LP nm Aqueous and organic solutions with RI 1,33 - 1,56 Frame rate 100 fps |
Some of the many applicationsNeuroscience
Nanomedicine and biodistribution
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 Biodistribution of nanoparticles in the mouse lung. |
Not sure whether light-sheet microscopy is right for your research?
Whether you’re working with organs, embryos, organoids or other optically transparent samples, we’d be happy to discuss your imaging options with you, help you design your experiment and support pilot measurements through the Imaging Horizon Incubator project.
Contact Tomáš Heizer, M.Eng.