Supply of an automated inverted fluorescence and transmitted-light microscope

Summary

Universitätsmedizin Göttingen is procuring one complete, operational and expandable automated inverted fluorescence and transmitted-light microscope for long-term quantitative observation of living cells and research into mitochondrial structure, function and cellular responses. The system is to support controlled temperature and gas conditions, multi-channel fluorescence, automated imaging of multiple fields and microplate formats, and integrated image analysis. The supply includes the necessary hardware, software, licences and accessories, as well as delivery, installation, commissioning and user training; the procurement is not divided into lots.