Super-resolution

Last modified by Mikko Liljeström on 2025/01/30 15:28

Super-resolution imaging is based on a set of techniques that enhance the spatial resolution of an imaging system beyond that of the conventional widefield and confocal microscopes.

GE DeltaVision OMX SR

Room A123b

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Objectives

Type

Magnification / NA

Coverglass thickness (mm)

Working distance (mm)

Suggested use

PlanApo N

60×/1.42 Oil

0.17

0.15

SIM imaging

Apo N

60×/1.49 Oil

0.13 - 0.19

0.10

TIRF imaging

UPlanSApo 

60×/1.30 Si

0.15 - 0.19

0.30

Widefield imaging

Lasers

4 diode laser modules  for SIM, TIRF and widefield imaging.

  • 405 nn
  • 488 nm
  • 568 nm
  • 640 nm

Detectors

  • 3 sCMOS cameras

Software

Image Acquisition

AquireSR  4.4

Image Reconstruction

SoftWoRx 7.0

Test your own fluorophores on this optical system

To do so, click on the link below, choose the right configuration and add your own fluorophore. You will see the efficiency of the system for that specific label.

https://www.fpbase.org/microscope/o44EGQpjxhqwdcehWQukx/

Zeiss Elyra 7

Room B501b

Objectives

Type

Magnification / NA

Coverglass thickness (mm)

Working distance (mm)

Suggested use

EC Plan Neofluar

10×/0.3

0.17

5.2

Widefield, Apotome

Plan-Apo

20×/0.8

0.17

0.55

Widefield, Apotome

Plan-Apo Oil

63×/1.4 Oil

0.17

0.19

SIM

alpha Plan-Apo Oil63×/1.4 Oil0,170.10TIRF, SMLM

Lasers

4 diode laser modules  for SIM, SMLM, TIRF, and widefield imaging.

  • 405nm, 50mW
  • 488nm, 100mW
  • 561nm, 500mW
  • 640nm, 500mW

Detectors

  • 2 Hamamatsu ORCA Fusion BT sCMOS cameras (with DuoLink)

Other

Software

Zen Blue

  • 3.10

Incubator

IBIDI stage top incubator with temperature, humidity, CO, and O2 control.