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http://www.labwrench.com/?equipment.view/equipmentNo/9411/Nikon/Eclipse-55i/
Versatile Eclipse 55i clinical microscope offers optical capabilities, unsurpassed ergonomic features and is optimized for digital imaging. Its white LED illumination system provides a homogenous and bright distribution of illumination across the field for optimal viewing and digital imaging, resulting in spectacular, vivid, true-to-life colors. ergonomic features, like the stay-in-position stage handle and tilting/telescoping ergonomic eyepiece tube ensure best viewing posture, enabling long hours of observations to be carried out in comfort.
Proper citation: Nikon: 55i Upright Microscope (RRID:SCR_020321) Copy
https://www.labx.com/product/olympus-bh2
Goal of the BH2 was superior optics and customizability, and it soon became very well known for both. Standard equipment on this microscope included 10x widefield high eyepoint eyepieces having a field number of 20, precentered halogen lamps, aspherical collector lenses, and fully enclosed light paths designed to exclude dirt and dust. Auxiliary components for the microscope included photoeyepieces, an automatic exposure photomicrography system, and a wide range of objectives covering the entire range of correction and magnification. In addition, both mechanical and circular stages were offered as were binocular and trinocular observation tubes. Contrast enhancing equipment included phase contrast, differential interference contrast, darkfield, fluorescence, and polarized light.
Proper citation: Olympus: BH-2 Fluorescence Microscope (RRID:SCR_020338) Copy
https://www.marshallscientific.com/Nikon-TMS-Inverted-Phase-Contrast-Microscope-p/ni-tms.htm
Nikon TMS Inverted Phase Contrast Microscope produces high quality images for tissue culture labs, readily meeting biological and metallurgical research needs. This Nikon microscope offers operation with an easy-to-maintain inverted microscope frame. This inverted phase microscope is configured with 4x achromat, 10x Ph1, and 20x Ph2 objectives with critical halogen illumination. The TMS can accommodate a variety of Nikon CF objectives on its revolving triple nosepiece, along with multiple other accessories, such as stage adapters and extenders, sliders and rings, and extra long working condensers. The 4x achromat objective provides a lower magnification for a wider field of view, primarily best for when needing to view a large portion of a slide for study. The 10x Ph1 provides phase contrast low-power magnification, while the 20x Ph2 provides medium-power magnification with a larger aperture.
Proper citation: Nikon: TMS Inverted Phase Contrast Microscope (RRID:SCR_020332) Copy
https://www.barcodesinc.com/motorola/ds4208.htm#
General purpose imager that delivers the speed typical of laser scanners on both 1D and 2D barcodes, accommodating 2D barcodes without sacrificing performance. Users never need to take time to align the barcode with the scanner or pause between scans. Since the DS4208 can scan barcodes printed on paper labels or on mobile phone displays, users can drive revenue by attracting the millions of customers who are using their cell phones to better manage their lives. Retailers can accommodate customers who download mobile coupons, mobile loyalty cards and more. Quick service restaurants can accept mobile coupons at the register. Hotels can allow guests to use electronic loyalty cards stored on their cell phones, eliminating the need to carry physical cards. And since theaters, theme parks and stadiums can scan mobile tickets as easily as a paper ticket, they can offer customers an added convenience: paperless ticketing.
Proper citation: Motorola: DS4208 Barcode Scanner (RRID:SCR_020302) Copy
Microplate Reader delivers single mode reader performance and can be equipped to read volumes as low as 2uL in one multimode reader package. The dual monochromator optics allow the widest range of applications to be utilized for bioresearch and drug discovery applications, all without the need to change filters. For fluorescence intensity, time resolved fluorescence, and fluorescence polarization assays, the SpectraMax M5 Microplate Reader optical design provides the highest level of flexibility. Users can select from top or bottom read modes for improved sensitivity for solution and cell-based assays. Assays can be better optimized by scanning across a range of wavelengths in increments as small as 1 nm. Up to 4 wavelength pairs can be read in one protocol for endpoint and kinetic measurements, allowing for fast setup of FRET and TR-FRET assays. For luminescence, the SpectraMax M5 Microplate Reader utilizes a dedicated luminescence photomultiplier tube (PMT), providing the user the maximum signal and lowest background possible for glow luminescence reporter gene assays. The SpectraMax M5 utilizes a single monochromator design for UV/VIS Absorbance, allowing the user to maximize sensitivity and tunability, and also uses patented PathCheck Pathlength Measurement Technology: the only temperature independent pathlength correction for microplates. The M5 can read volumes down to 2uL with the uMax Low Volume Plate.
Proper citation: Molecular Devices: SpectraMax M5 Multimode Plate Reader (RRID:SCR_020300) Copy
https://www.thermofisher.com/order/catalog/product/ND-2000
Full-spectrum, UV-Vis spectrophotometer used to quantify and assess purity of DNA, RNA, Protein and more.NanoDrop 2000c combines micro-volume pedestal technology and cuvette capability in single instrument.Provides expanded measurement options for all types of samples.Provides broader concentration range for measuring very low concentrations and very high concentrations. Cuvette capability allows for kinetics (time or time/temperature studies) and cell culture (OD 600) measurements.
Proper citation: Thermo Fisher: NanoDrop 2000c Spectrophotometer (RRID:SCR_020309) Copy
Dissociator is a benchtop instrument for the semi-automated dissociation of tissues into single-cell suspensions or thorough homogenates. A single sample or two samples in parallel can be processed. Two types of gentleMACS Tubes used with the instrument enable the time-saving and easy dissociation or homogenization of tissues in a closed system. The instrument offers optimized gentleMACS Programs for a variety of specific applications. Special protocols have been developed for various tissues. The standardized tissue dissociation or homogenization procedures make for and reproducible results. For higher throughput and even more flexibility see also the gentleMACS Octo Dissociator. For fully automated tissue dissociation browse the gentleMACS Octo Dissociator with Heaters.
Proper citation: Miltenyi GentleMACS GentleMACS (RRID:SCR_020280) Copy
Basic confocal system consisting of a separate scan head, standard 5 PMT detectors, control module, and laser module. The A1 has a new multi-detector unit with 2 GaAsp PMT detectors to give brighter signals, enhanced signal-to-noise, and allow less phototoxicity.Fully automated A1 offers standard paired galvanometers with high resolution scanning at up to 4096 x 4096 pixels.
Proper citation: Nikon: A1 Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope System (RRID:SCR_020318) Copy
PerkinElmer UltraVIEW system (PerkinElmer Life Sciences Inc., MA, USA) is a Yokogawa (Yokogawa Corp. Japan) Nipkow Spinning Disk Confocal System. It uses a spinning disk with multiple pinholes to achieve confocality (e.g. the rejection of out-of-focus light). Emission light from the sample passes through the pinholes to generate a confocal image of the sample that can be detected with an EMCCD (Electron Multiplification Charge-Coupled Device) camera. Spinning disk confocal systems have 2 main advantages over conventional Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopes (LSCM): Higher imaging speed: up to 360frames/sec compared to 0.5-1 frames per second in a LSC and Lower photo-toxicity: around 5 times less than a LSCM, probably due to the fact that the system splits the laser light into thousands of minibeams.
Proper citation: Perkin Elmer: UltraView ERS (RRID:SCR_020405) Copy
https://www.gyrosproteintechnologies.com/peptide-synthesizers
Protein Technologies peptide synthesizers are designed to cover synthesis scales from 0.005 to 200 mmol.
Proper citation: GYROS PROTEIN Technologies: Tribute (RRID:SCR_020408) Copy
http://www.speciation.net/Database/Instruments/Applied-Biosystems/4700-Proteomics-Analyzer-;i589
Applied Biosystems 4700 Proteomics Analyzer with TOF/TOF optics is a MALDI tandem time-of-flight mass spectrometer that provides a new level of productivity in high-resolution proteome analysis and complex systems biology. Fast and flexible mass spectrometry and automated results dependent analysis using RDA Software maximizes experimental efficiency. High-sensitivity instrument performance with wide dynamic range allows you to target low-abundance constituents of complex protein mixtures. Superior peak detection, reproducible spectral quality and accurate mass provide protein identification and enhanced characterization. Information-rich fragmentation patterns unavailable on other instrument platforms for carbohydrate, lipid, and other biological component analysis. Ultra-Wide Mass Range of TOF/TOF optics enables you to analyze large proteins and peptides.
Proper citation: Proteomics 4700 Mass Spectrometer (RRID:SCR_020409) Copy
https://www.proteinsimple.com/peggy_sue.html
Peggy Sue lets you separate and analyze proteins by size or charge from 2-440 kDa either by immunoassay or total protein.
Proper citation: Bio-Techne: Protein PeggySue Protein Analyzer (RRID:SCR_020406) Copy
Barocycler uses the Pressure Cycling Technology (PCT) platform based on repeated cycles of hydrostatic pressure between ambient (14.7 psi) and ultra-high levels (up to 45,000 psi). These rapid changes in pressure are used to control biomolecular interactions for applications such as accelerated proteolytic digestion and improved extraction of cellular components, including proteins and lipids. The PCT platform allows for a high degree of safety, speed, reproducibility, and in modern sample preparation protocols. Advantages of the PCT technology include:
Proper citation: Pressure BioSciences: NEP2320 Barocycler (RRID:SCR_020415) Copy
For automated purification of nucleic acids from up to 14 human, forensic, or molecular diagnostics samples High quality genomic DNA and RNA from range of sample materials Viral RNA DNA and bacterial DNA from biomedical samples Throughput of up to 14 samples per run Effortless data management with full traceability UV lamp to help minimize contamination risk The EZ1 Advanced XL performs automated nucleic acid purification for wide range of sample types relevant for molecular diagnostics, human identity testing, forensics, biomedical research, and gene expression analysis.
Proper citation: Qiagen: EZ1 Advanced XL (RRID:SCR_020416) Copy
Sequencing and quantification platform for epigenetics, mutation gene expression analysis, and microbial identification and resistance typing. With its 96-well format, automatic base-calling function, and dedicated software solutions for methylation analysis and assay design.
Proper citation: Qiagen PyroMark Q96 ID System (RRID:SCR_020413) Copy
https://www.qiagen.com/us/spotlight-pages/ias/qiacube-classic-resource-page/
DNA/RNA Protein Purification System for automated purification of nucleic acids and proteins in molecular biology applications.
Proper citation: Qiagen QIAcube (RRID:SCR_020414) Copy
http://www.biosurplus.com/store/models/15850-qiagen-biorobot-m48/
Automated nucleic acid purification workstation with liquid handling capabilities that purifies the DNA via magnetic separation within the pipette tips. It's pipettor head contains 6 syringe pumps that dispense 25-1000 microliters at a time.
Proper citation: Qiagen: BioRobot M48 (RRID:SCR_020412) Copy
Instrument for automated mid to high throughput nucleic acid purification in 96 well format DNA, RNA and miRNA extraction from virtually any sample type.Mid to high throughput solution with dedicated purification kits saves costs and time.User friendly software allows for easy data management and documentationdesign features increase safety and minimize cross contamination.Convenient, flexible and easy to use instrument with small footprint.QIAcube HT enables automated mid to high throughput nucleic acid purification in 96 well format using silica membrane technology. variety of QIAcube HT Purification Kits lets users quickly and easily purify DNA, RNA and miRNA from almost any type of sample including cells, tissues and stool samples, as well as from bacteria and viruses in animal samples. Automated protocols and dedicated accessories and consumables increase reliability and and save valuable time. system provides same high quality results as other trusted QIAGEN purification technologies.
Proper citation: Qiagen: QIAcube HT (RRID:SCR_020419) Copy
https://www.olympus-lifescience.com/en/microscopes/inverted/ix73/
Olympus IX73 inverted microscope has been integrated into our IXplore systems. IXplore Systems are designed to provide solutions-based packages that suit your research application needs.
Proper citation: Olympus: IX73 Inverted Microscope (RRID:SCR_020346) Copy
https://www.olympus-ims.com/en/microscope/bx61-2/
BX61 Upright Wide Field Microscope is specially designed to work with the Olympus laser based autofocus unit. With precise focus and active tracking, users can speed up routine inspections. Additional settings such as illumination level, lens selection and aperture setting can be set using push buttons on the microscope frame, a keypad or via the PC. A variety of motorized modules including nosepieces and illuminators are available to provide you with full flexibility in configuring your system.
Proper citation: Olympus: BX61 Upright Wide Field Microscope (RRID:SCR_020343) Copy
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