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Fast, Easy and Compact Confocal
Small in Size, Super in Resolution
We use the BC43 for expansion microscopy and its ease-of-use simplifies our workflow. The 'Quick Sample Overview', along with the position and time saving 'add oil' feature, results in a super-efficient large area overview and region selection for subsequent high magnification imaging. Individual user interfaces increases the user-friendliness even further.
Professor Lene Niemann Nejsum, Department of Clinical Medicine, Aarhus University.
BC43 is a super-compact unit that is rich in features and benefits, making it the ideal microscope for early-stage researchers and experienced microscopists alike. With no requirement for a darkroom, researchers can access a range of fluorescence microscopy techniques on the same bench as their sample preparation. This, coupled with the fast-learning curve, allows individual users and entire labs to become much more productive, without compromising results.
Optical performance is backed up by Andor’s new IQ / OQ quality control programme, which ensures that all BC43 microscopes operate within tightly controlled parameters, providing confidence that your data and experiments are reproducible in the future.
Click the hotspots below to explore the key features and benefits of Andor BC43.
All Andor Benchtop Microscopes come with the introductory Imaris Quant package for users to:
Additional Imaris modules, are also available including tools for tracking and reporting motility metrics, quantifying cells and their intracellular organelles, and tracing neurons for reporting their specific characteristics.
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