Observation of Multi-dyed Type I Alveolar Cancer Cells

Capturing clear images without fluorescence blurring

An alveolus is a small bubble-like tissue found in the lung. The alveolus consists of an alveolar space that contains gases and alveolar cells surrounding it. Alveolar cells can be classified into two types, type I alveolar cells and type II alveolar cells. While type I exchanges gases such as oxygen in the alveolus and carbon dioxide in the blood, type II produces and secretes pulmonary surfactant that reduces the surface tension, maintaining the spherical form of the alveolus.

Objective lens: CFI Plan Apo λ 60xH

Using the All-in-One Fluorescence Microscope BZ-X800

Real-time overlay

Parameters, such as exposure time, can be adjusted while overlaying images in real time on a single screen.
It is no longer necessary to capture images again to check the overlay image.
In addition, because capturing conditions, such as the exposure time and camera gain for each channel, are individually saved in memory, it is possible to adjust only a specific channel again after overlaying.