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The LEICA LMD6000 is a contamination-free, fully
automated laser microdissection system for targeted cell isolation using a UV
diode laser.
Single cells or groups of cells can be microdissected from tissue sections,
biopsies, smears, cytospins, and cell cultures. The laser can be also applied
for intracellular and cellular ablation. Nuclei acids and proteins isolated
from the dissected specimens can be directed to molecular analyses such as:
sequencing, genotyping, PCR, real-time PCR, 2D gel electrophoresis or MALDI.
The laser microdissection system is based on the fully automated upright
research microscope Leica DM6000 B, the ideal combination for laser
microdissection.
Researchers in Cancer Research Diagnostics, Single Cell Preparation, PCR,
RNA, DNA, Protein Analysis; Genetics, Reproductive Medicine, Neurobiology,
Veterinary Medicine, Cell Biology, Food Engineering, Forensic Medicine, Plant
Biology, and Pathology: call us for a demo and put your research on the
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The DMLA Automated Laboratory Microscope features
automated functions that control objective changes, illumination intensity,
focus and stage movement to provide the ultimate in comfort and convenience
and allow for nearly unlimited system integration possibilities. A new
separate focus control removes the "right-handed" vs.
"left-handed" functionality problems. Storage of image data
and microscope parameters allows for further specimen examination and repeat
experimentation. Ergonomic tubes allow for adjustable viewing heights
and angles for the comfort of multiple users.
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Our DMI research series has an ideal solution for every
application with its DMI 3000 B, DMI 4000 B, DMI 6000 B and DMI5000
M models. The DMI microscope family includes fully automated and coded
instruments. We also have a completely manual stand for cost-conscious users:
the
DMI 3000 B was developed for customers that do not require
fluorescence.
The LEICA DMI6000B Inverted Research Microscope is a system developed
to help present your research in the best possible light. Optical
excellence meets superior versatility to allow you to experience the pleasere
of your work. The best possible image qualtiy and intelligent operation-using
a microscope has never been this easy, and you can depend on the benefits of
a custom-tailored, application-specific microscope system with the Leica
DMI6000B. It is uniquely suited as a platform for performing
increasingly complex biological experiments in cell observation,
micromanipulation, and electrophysiology. A major benefit of the
intelligent Automation concept is that the microscope can quickly be
reconfigured to the exact configuration used in prior experiments. The
result is better reproducibility, increased experimental throughput, and
simplified workflow, benefits for both research and routing examinations such
as scanning cells or tissue cultures.
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The Leica DM 2000 microscope is designed for use in
biology, medicine and Clinical Laboratory; especially for Pathology and
demanding routine applications, including Fluorescence.
As a system microscope it is well suited not only for clinical microscopy,
but for research microscopy applications as well. It gives the customer a
Basic Research Stand without having to pay the price of a 100 watt microscope
for applications when 100 Watts is not
necessary.
The Leica DM2500 system microscope is designed for use in a Clinical
Laboratory for Pathology and demanding routine applications as well as for
all biomedical research applications. It gives the customer a Research
Stand with a 100 watt light source which is helpful especially for
Differential Interference Contrast work. Of course, the ergonomics and
optical performance are also optimized on both units.
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The Leica DM1000 microscope is designed for use in
biology, medicine and clinical laboratory, especially for Cytology,
Hematology, and Pathology, including fluorescence applications. As
system microscope it is well suited not only for clinical microscopy, but for
basic research microscopy applications as well. It offers optimum optical
performance and ergonomics with easy to use controls which are comfortable to
operate.
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The Leica DM IL inverted
microscope is ideal for routine examinations of cell and tissue cultures,
liquids and sediments. There is plenty of room for bulky culture flasks
on the large stage, which can be additionally enlarged with adapter
plates. Besides the Leica micromanipulator, all other micromanipulators
on the market are compatible with this microscope. Both transmitted
light and reflected light observation techniques are possible.
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