Instrument/Equipment Core/Facility: Confocal Microscopy at CCMI

Bruker Luxendo Light Sheet microscope

Bruker Luxendo Light Sheet microscope

Available to Yale researchers & external researchers

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Michael H. Nathanson, MD, PhD

Director
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Sterling Hall of Medicine, room IE-25

About the Luxendo

The Bruker Luxendo Light Sheet microscope uses a sheet of laser light to illuminate a thin slice of your sample. Objectives places perpendicular to the light sheet collect fluorescence signal which is then imaged with a pair of high speed sCMOS cameras. The benefit of imaging with a light sheet is a drastic reduction in photobleaching and phototoxicity. The gentle sample handling of the Luxendo is especially useful for long-term 3D imaging of specimens such as larvae, embryos, organoids, etc. The liquid-filled specimen chamber is filled with aqueous media/buffer and can be heated or cooled.

Rates

ServiceYale FacultyNon-Yale Users
Microscopes$60/hr$120/hr for for-profit; $75/hr for non-profit
TrainingFreeFree
Workstations$5/hr$7/hr for both for-profit and non-profit