Nikon NiE - Bioimaging - Newcastle University

Modalities: upright, widefield

Overview

The Nikon NiE is a semi-automated microscope.

The Nikon NiE microscope can be used to view slides. The camera is an Andor Zyla 5.2.

The filters, condenser, motorized stage and z drive are all automated. This allows for multichannel, z stack imaging to be performed.

The system is run through Nikon’s versatile Elements software package. It also incorporates wizards to allow the automated capture and analysis of fluorescence images.

Imaging modes

  • Widefield fluorescence
  • Phase Contrast
  • XYZ (3D)

Specification

Here you can find the specifications for this microscope.

Objectives

Magnification

NA

Coverslip

Other Modes

Immersion

40.2  Air
100.450.17 Air
200.70.17 Air
400.950.17 Air
401.30.17 Oil
1001.40.17 Oil

 

Filters (epi)

Cube

Example fluorophores

Excitation

Dichroic

Emission

Part Number

Nikon DAPIDAPI, Hoechst340-380400435-485 
Nikon FITCGFP, FITC, AF488465-495505515-555 
Nikon TRITCTRITC527-552565557-633 
Nikon Cy3Cy3515-555565570-610 
Nikon Cy5Cy5, AF647590-650660665-735 

 

 

 

 

 

Light source (epi)

CoolLed pE300 (Broad spectrum LED fluorescent light)

Detectors (camera)

Andor Zyla 5.5-Monochrome (for fluorescent imaging)

 

Location

NMJ Facility, Cookson Building, Dental School – G32

Medical School
Framlington Place
Newcastle University 
Newcastle upon Tyne 
NE2 4HH

Booking

Find out how to book this microscope.

Booking information

  • The minimal booking time for this system is 30 minutes. 
  • Time increments of 15 minutes are permitted. 
  • Bookings can be cancelled with no charge up to an hour before scheduled use. 

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