MVX10 Research Macro Zoom Microscope
Fluorescence techniques are ideal for the observation of whole organisms because they are non-destructive and can be performed over long periods. The perfect microscope for fluorescence observation of intact organisms must combine maximum detection efficiency from macro-to-micro magnifications with a high zoom and high NA for resolution of fine details. The MVX10 MacroView brings these factors together with low autofluorescence and other unique features to bridge the gap between macro and micro observation and providing unprecedented brightness, resolution and precision to the imaging system. The MVX10 provides a solution to researchers interested in the impact of gene expression and protein function at the cellular level as well as within whole tissues, organs and organisms.
Features
- Bright and High-Precision Macro Fluorescence
The MVX10 MacroView, employs a single-zoom optical path with a large diameter, which is optimized to collect light with revolutionary efficiency and resolution at all magnifications. From fluorescent observation of whole organisms, such as zebrafish, at low magnification to the detailed observation of gene expression at the cellular level at high magnification, the MVX10 features a unique pupil division mechanism in the light-path to mimic the effect of a stereo microscope. - High Optical Performance on Every Application
While MVX10 provides the same working distance and large field of view as a stereo microscope, it also benefits from having increased numerical (NA), leading to greater resolution. Specially designed 0.63x, 1x, and 2x planapochromatic objectives for the MVX10 produce high quality images. All three objectives are pupil-corrected for outstanding image flatness and show high transmission to NIR and excellent chromatic aberration correction. This provides great flexibility for efficient, fast and precise fluorescence observation, screening and imaging — from low to high magnification over time. - Contribution to Work Efficiency
This makes fluorescence screening and verification of gene expression especially efficient, improves speed and precision, reduces judgment errors, and eliminates the need to switch back and forth between a stereomicroscope and inverted microscope. - Accessories
The DP80 uniquely combines both color and monochrome sensors within the same housing, providing high resolution with excellent photon detection. With versatile functionality, addition of the cellSens control software enables rapid, automatic exchange between monochrome and color, without mechanically switching the microscope optical path. Additionally, the DP80 has the capacity to overlay images from the two sensors with accurate pixel-to-pixel correspondence, presenting significant opportunities for efficient and accurate joint color and fluorescent imaging in both research and clinical environments.