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Nikon TiE

Modalities: invert, widefield, high content

Overview

The microscope (Nikon TiE) is a fully automated and employs hardware and software focal drift correction. 

The system is equipped with both a mono (Andor Zyla 5.5 Mono) as well as with a color camera (Nikon DS-Fi1) which has been configured for multi-well plate-based screening applications but can be used to view slides with the appropriate stage insert. This system is equipped with an enviromental chamber for Live cell imaging with temperature and CO2 control. 

The system is run through Nikon’s versatile Elements-JOBS software package and incorporates wizards to allow the automated capture and analysis of both fluorescence and colour images. 

Imaging modes

  • Multi point x,y (2D) with tiling
  • Volume x,y,z (3D)
  • Time lapse x,y,z,t (4D)
  • Fluorescence
  • DIC
  • Brightfield imaging
  • Live Cell imaging

Specification

Here you can find the specifications for this microscope.

Objectives

Magnification

NA

Coverslip

Other modes

Immersion

4 0.2     Air
10 0.45 0.17 DIC Air
20 0.75 0.17   Air
40 0.6 0.17 DIC-Ph2 Air
40 0.95 0.17   Air 

Filters (epi)

Cube

Example fluorophores

Excitation

Dichroic

Emission

Part Number

Nikon DAPI DAPI, Hoechst 340-380 400 435-485  
Chroma 49002-ET GFP, FITC, AF488 450-490 495 500-550  
Chroma 49003-ET EYFP 490-510 515 520-550  
Nikon G2A mCherry, AF594 510-560 565 590 (LP)  
Chroma 49006-ET Cy5, AF647 590-650 650 665-735  

 

Light source (epi)

CoolLed pE 340fura (340nm, 380nm)

Sola SE (Broad spectrum LED light)

Detectors (PMTs and cameras)

Andor Zyla 4.2 sCMOS

Nikon DS-Fi1

Location

BioImaging Unit, Room M2.154, William Leech Building, Medical School

Medical School
Newcastle University
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE2 4HH

 

Booking

Find out how to book this microscope.

Booking information

  • The minimal booking time for this system is 30 minutes. 
  • Time increments of 15 minutes are permitted. 
  • Bookings can be cancelled with no charge up to an hour before scheduled use.