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Discover how Dragonfly, BC43 confocal microscope and Imaris Image analysis software can transform your research across various applications. Don't miss the opportunity to enhance your research with these advanced tools.
Oxford Instruments Andor now offers an extended range of benchtop microscopes, all designed with cost, performance and accessibility in mind.
The new BM42 and BC43 WF are fast, easy-to-use, compact and affordable widefield microscopes, and BC43 WF's in-field upgrade path ensures the system can grow with your research needs.
BC43 CF, our original award winning benchtop solution, is a high-end confocal that captures outstanding images at the push of a button. It will bring instant clarity and depth to research studies, whatever the sample, in ways previously only found in larger, more complex and expensive systems.
Completing the portfolio is BC43 SR – a flexible microscope that delivers super resolution data quicker and easier than ever before, resolving samples down to 140 nm.
All models are supported by our IQ / OQ quality control programme for guaranteed performance, as well as Imaris image analysis to add meaning to your images.
Each BC 43 model comes with the introductory Imaris Quantify package, allowing users to:
Affordable & Upgradable Fluorescence
Imaging Modes - 2
Brightfield & Differential Phase Contrast
Widefield (BM42 confocal not available)
Fast, Easy & Compact Confocal
Imaging Modes - 3
Brightfield & Differential Phase Contrast
Widefield & Confocal
Small in Size, Super in Resolution
Imaging Modes - 4
Brightfield & Differential Phase Contrast
Widefield, Confocal & Super Resolution
Imaris is a comprehensive AI imaging software solution for the visualization, analysis and interpretation of 2D, 3D, and 4D microscopy images. Imaris specializes in intuitive workflows combined with high performance rendering and processing to help you reach your research goals quickly.
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The Dragonfly is a high-contrast multi-dimensional imaging system that provides high-quality confocal images across scales, from the subcellular level to entire organisms. At its core is a multi-point confocal (spinning disk) for high-speed and high-sensitivity imaging. Capturing at speeds at least 10x faster than conventional confocal technology, with dramatically improved sensitivity from 400-800 nm.
It enhances productivity by combining speed and sensitivity, enabling researchers to observe dynamic events and live organisms for extended periods. The B-TIRF and super-resolution modules reveal finer details, such as viral infection dynamics and chromatin or organelle ultrastructure. Each Dragonfly high-speed confocal includes Fusion software for effortless image acquisition and Imaris for AI image analysis.
We have the following models of Dragonfly available:
Regardless of your microscopy application, the Dragonfly microscope series provides you with a solution for your research problems.
A flexible, multi-modal platform that offers confocal, laser based widefield, transmitted light and SRRF-Stream+ functionality in one system.
Dual microlens spinning disk
New Laser engine VLE
Patented Borealis illumination
3D SMLM widefield imaging capabilities (DNA-PAINT). Spatial transcriptomics / large model organisms high-performance capabilities.
Dual microlens spinning disk
HLE – High power laser engine
Patented Borealis illumination
3D super-resolution module
Fully configured Dragonfly system, adding 3D SMLM in widefield, confocal, B-TIRF (DNA-PAINT, dSTORM and PALM) and live cell TIRF imaging.
Dual microlens spinning disk
HLE – High power laser engine
Patented Borealis illumination
3D super-resolution module
Optical Zoom Illumination
Borealis TIRF
Andor's benchtop microscope range has been developed in collaboration with leading biologists; for use across life science applications and is designed to be part of a single room workflow.
Our benchtop microscopes will bring instant clarity and depth to your research, whatever your sample, in ways previously only found in larger, more complex and expensive imaging systems. Imaris also offers feature bundles tailored to address the needs found within various disciplines of biology and imaging science.
See below to learn more about our solutions for other life science applications like cancer, cell biology, neuroscience, and developmental biology.
Developmental Biology are areas of research in life sciences that focus on the fundamental processes of life. Developmental biology studies the process by which multicellular organisms grow and develop.
Research focuses on processes such: as metamorphosis, embryonic development, tissue growth, morphogenesis, stem cell differentiation, embryogenesis, plant development and regeneration.
Research in these areas is done both on a microscopic and molecular level, and multiple technologies are needed to successfully accomplish this work. Andor provides the technological solutions to tackle Cell and Developmental Biologists research challenges.
Cell Biology is areas of research in life sciences that focus on the fundamental processes of life. Cell biology encompasses a broad range of research areas and applications such as apoptosis, cell cycle & cell division, DNA damage, plant cell biology, vesicle trafficking, in vitro studies etc.
As for model organisms, cell biology investigates them all, from the most simple prokaryotes (bacteria) to single-cell eukaryotes (yeast, fungus) and even multicellular organisms. Andor provides the technological solutions to tackle cell and developmental biologists research challenges.
Neuroscience is a multidisciplinary branch of science focused on the study of the nervous system and how the brain works. The field studies nervous system functions, brain function and the related structures such as the spinal cord. It combines anatomy, physiology, cytology, molecular biology, developmental biology and modelling in order to understand neurons and neuronal circuits.
As neuroscientists often balance on the cutting edge of science, they require sophisticated methods such as fluorescence labelling, optogenetics, photostimulation and state of the art image analysis. Learn about Andor and Imaris solutions for neuroscientists.
Basic cancer research combines several aspects of studying cancer cell phenotypes, gene expression and interactions with the microenvironment in vitro and in vivo to better understand carcinogenesis, malignancy and develop new potential therapies.
Cancer research often requires applying advanced fluorescence microscopy to study cancer cell behaviour interaction with the environment and spatial distribution of the tumour models in a time lapse.
Learn about Andor solutions for high-speed and sensitive image acquisition and Imaris for 3D quantitative image analysis, working together for faster discoveries in cancer research.
Our application experts can help! Submit your queries, and let our experts help resolve your challenges, enabling you to achieve groundbreaking results in your field of work. We're committed to supporting your research and advancing scientific discovery.
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