Description:
Live cell imaging is the study of living cells using images acquired from microscopy.  It is used by scientists to give a better view of biological function through the study of cellular dynamics. The Perkin Elmer UltraVIEW VoX live cell imaging system features leading innovation, such as the advanced Yokogawa CSU-X1 spinning disk scanner, patented ProSync technology and award-winning Volocity software.

Microscope: Olympus IX81 inverted
- Incubated with CO2
- DIC and Phase Contrast

4 laser lines：440/ 488 / 514 /561nm
    Microscope Objectives
       - 10x (.30 NA)
       - 20x (.5 NA)
       - 40x (0.9 NA)
       - 60x (1.42 NA)
       - 100x (1.4 NA)

Detector
- Hamamatsu Electron Multiplying Charge-Coupled Devices (EMCCDs)
- EM CCD camera C9100-13 (Camera 2): 16-bit, 512 x 512 pixel,

Important Application
 - Live cell imaging and high Speed imaging
 - Advanced techniques: FRAP, FRET
-Volocity software for acquisition and processing

Contact Information
Ms Mi Zhou,  Room 1104, Mingdao Building      Tel: 54237591  Email：mzhou@fudan.edu.cn