The LSM 990 Spectral Multiplex system enhances spectral separation of fluorescent labels, ideal for cancer research and spatial phenotyping. It supports diverse protein markers, offers clear fluorescence signal separation, and reduces autofluorescence, enhancing imaging productivity.
Master Spectral Imaging with LSM 990 Multiplex
Key Takeaways
- Focuses on spectral multiplexing with LSM 990.
- Model system: applicable in cancer research using spectral assays.
- Research goal: optimize fluorescence signal separation and reduce autofluorescence.
- Authored by ZEISS R&D professionals.
- Content type: Product Overview for imaging technique.
LSM 990 Spectral Multiplex excels in the spectral separation of fluorescent labels. Optimize your
advanced spectral multiplexing experiments with numerous protein markers and clear separation
of fluorescence signals while reliably eliminating autofluorescence. Become more productive with
a system that facilitates optimal imaging conditions, immediate dye identification, and streamlined
One of the advantages of confocal imaging is the capacity to capture
multiple channels simultaneously. Spectral imaging is highly relevant for
various applications, particularly in cancer research through spectral mul-
tiplexing assays of cancer biomarkers and general spatial phenotyping.
are combined into one system. Optimize your LSM experiments with
more protein markers and clear separation of fluorescence signals while
