Incubation system for live cell imaging by Prior Scientific

Sept. 21, 2011
The WSKM incubation systems from Prior Scientific for live cell imaging work with the company's ProScan H117 flat top stages to position the sample in the proper focus position for microscope functionality.

The WSKM incubation systems from Prior Scientific (Rockland, MA) for live cell imaging work with the company's ProScan H117 flat top stages to position the sample in the proper focus position for microscope functionality. The systems' chamber unit handles various types of microtiter/well plates from six wells up to 96 wells. The system heat from the top of the well plate to allow closer access to the bottom of the well plate, enabling use of higher NA, shorter working distance objectives. Features include an objective warmer to maintains focus stability, real-time sample temperature feedback to maintain stable temperature, and feedback sensors that can be autoclaved between experiments.

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PRESS RELEASE

Introducing the WSKM Incubation System from Prior Scientific

Rockland, MA. (September 15, 2011) - The WSKM Incubation System from Prior Scientific provides a compact, long term stable environment for live cell imaging. Specifically designed to work in conjunction with the Prior ProScan H117 flat top stages, the WSKM system positions the sample in the proper focus position to provide maximum microscope functionality. The WSKM chamber unit is set up to handle various types of microtiter/well plates from six wells up to 96 wells. Other applicable dishes including 35mm, 50mm and 60mm petri dishes, chamber slides, and chambered cover glass can be used by purchasing adapter inserts.

The WSKM incubation system comes in several variations. The base controller included with the WP1154 INUBTFP-WSKM incubation system provides for control of temperature only. The WP1155 INUBTFP-WSKM-F1 incubation system includes control for temperature and pre-mixed gas providing a constant temperature and CO2 enriched environment extending the life of the growth medium during prolonged experiments.

If Hypoxic studies are required, the WP1156 INUBTFP-WSKM-GM2000A incubation system allows for the use of 100% CO2. By heating from the top and not the bottom of the well plate the WSKM allows the researcher closer access to the bottom of the well plate enabling the use of higher NA, shorter working distance objectives. Focus stability is maintained with the objective warmer that is included with every system. Real time sample temperature feedback maintains stable temperature throughout the experiment. Feedback sensors supplied can be autoclaved between experiments.

For more information on the WSKM Incubation System or other Prior Scientific, Inc. products, contact Prior Scientific Inc., at 800-877-2234 or fax 781-878-8736. Write to Prior Scientific, Inc., 80 Reservoir Park Drive, Rockland, MA. 02370, send an email to [email protected] or visit our website­ at www.prior.com.

Prior Scientific is the leading manufacturer of high precision motorized microscope stages, nanopositioning Piezo Z stages, automated slide loading systems, laser autofocus systems, fluorescence illumination systems, fiber optic inspection equipment, motorized filter wheels, microscopes, custom optical systems and a wide array of microscopy accessories for a variety of applications. Prior Scientific's dedication to customer service has positioned Prior as a trusted supplier for the industrial, scientific, educational and OEM markets.

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