Cancer Cell Growth
Built-in darkroom, compact design
Points on recording
Thanks to a compact design with no need for a darkroom, the microscope can be installed in a cultivation room to perform time-lapse imaging as a routine task. Such an installation eliminates the need to carry targets between rooms and enables the user to obtain high-quality experiment data without concern for contamination or cell damage.
Recording conditions
- Magnification: Oil immersion 60x
- Glass-bottom dish
- 1-hour recording in 3-minute intervals
Video courtesy of
Cell Proliferation Research Group,
Research Institute for Cell Engineering,
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
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