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IVIS Lumina LT In Vivo Imaging System

IVIS Lumina Series III optical imaging system
IVIS Lumina Series III optical imaging system
IVIS Lumina Series III optical imaging system
IVIS Lumina Series III optical imaging system

The IVIS® Lumina LT Series III pre-clinical in vivo imaging system offers the industries most sensitive benchtop platform at an entry level price.

For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

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Overview

The standard instrument is equipped with full bioluminscence, radioisoptic (Cerenkov) imaging capabilities for 2D imaging and standard fluorescence. For more sophisticated fluorescent models, the Lumina LT can be upgraded to a full Lumina Series III.

Features/Benefits:

  • Bioluminescence
  • Fluorescence
  • Radioisotopic Cerenkov Imaging
  • Compute Pure Spectrum Spectral Unmixing
  • DyCE Imaging (Optional Upgrade)
  • Extended NIR Range 150W Tungsten EKE
  • Absolute Calibration to NIST® Standards

Specifications

Height
104.0 cm
Portable
No
Width
48.0 cm
Brand
IVIS
Imaging Modality
Optical Imaging
Optical Imaging Classification
Bioluminescence Imaging
Fluorescence Imaging
Quantity in a Package Amount
1.0 each

References

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