Time-lapse Video of Cell Division
Position adjustment possible during time-lapse capturing
Points on recording
To reduce cell damage, the excitation light shutter has been controlled so that it turns off automatically when recording is not in progress. The duration of irradiation for the excitation light has been kept to a minimum, making it possible to record faint fluorescent light for a long period of time with a highly sensitive camera.
With the user-friendly operation screen interface, anyone can easily perform time-lapse recordings.
Recording conditions
- Oil immersion 60x
- Glass-bottom dish
- 36-minute recording in 2-minute intervals
Video courtesy of
Susumu Ohshima
Associate Professor
Division of Morphological Science, Biomedical Research Center, Saitama Medical University
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