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Axioplan 2 imaging –

Fluorescence

Research assignments pose formi-

dable challenges to both people

and equipment. Axioplan 2

imaging brilliantly satisfies the

demands placed on a microscopy

workplace. It is the researcher’s

ideal partner when it comes to

getting the best results.

Differentiation by

better contrast:

DIC with a memory

For studies in developmental biolo-

gy using DIC microscopy, the maxi-

mum in resolution and contrast is

only just good enough. To achieve

this, all parts of the instrument

must be perfectly tuned to each

other – as is the case with

Axioplan 2 imaging. For every

objective, there is a specially

matched DIC slider, including one

with Sénarmont contrasting. Once

the DIC slider has been set, the

objective will keep the setting in

mind.

Axioplan 2 imaging comes with

an extensive range of ICS objec-

tives of renowned, continuously

optimized Zeiss quality, with su-

perb contrast and resolution. One

of them will be ideally suited to

your current application, whatever

it may be.

rescence-labeled antibody, an ion-

depicting dye or another specific

marker, it is too faint to be detec-

table with optics of any but the

highest performance. Objectives

from Carl Zeiss feature highest NA

(limited only by the laws of

physics), ideal chromatic correction

and image flattening, and the very

best transmission properties for

visible light, UV and IR imaging. In

short: maximum performance for

every application.

Turn minimum signals

into maximum results:

Zeiss optics

Suppose you want to observe sig-

nals at a cell membrane or flows

inside a cell, or investigate the

presence of GFP in, or GFP trans-

port between, specific cell com-

partments. No matter whether the

emission signal comes from a fluo-

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Development stadia

of C. elegans. DIC.

Prof. Schnabel, Braunschweig

University of Technology

1–5

C. elegans. GFP-labeled

neurons.

H. Hutter, MPI Heidelberg

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