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Image collage of a dividing HeLa cell. Left cell shows the fluorescent signals H2B-mCherry and alphaTubulin-mEGFP to visualize microtubules and DNA. The right image shows the corresponding cell, imaged in a transmission electron microscope.

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Image analysis using Aivia based on a single timepoint of a time-lapse recording of mammary epithelial micro spheroid cultured in 3D highlighting individual mitotic events. Data courtesy of intelligent imaging group (B. Eismann/C. Conrad at BioQuant/DKFZ Heidelberg)

Wetzlar, Germany, March 16th 2021. Leica Microsystems, a world-leading designer and manufacturer of opto-digital imaging solutions in the field of…

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Leica Microsystems has announced a partnership with Imperial College London in the field of optical imaging and its use in research and innovation, to…

19th November 2020 | Join Simona Paladino, from Naples University, in a live webcast with Nature to learn more about improvement of imaging techniques…

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The head of Charité’s Institute of Virology on Campus Charité Mitte, Prof. Dr. Christian Drosten, at the laboratory workplace with the THUNDER Imager 3D Live Cell from Leica Microsystems.

Wetzlar and Berlin, May 2020. — Leica Microsystems is pleased to announce the donation of a THUNDER 3D Live Cell imaging system to the Institute of…

Register now for an easy personal demo of any Leica surgical microscope. Whatever the times, we are there for you, whether on site or online. The…

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