Life Science Research
Leica Microsystems’ Life Science area supports the imaging needs of the scientific community with advanced innovation and technical expertise for the visualization, measurement and analysis of microstructures.
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Microscopes and Imaging systems for Life Science Research
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FLEXACAM C1
12 MP stand-alone microscope camera to capture, document, and share images in seconds
STELLARIS
With the STELLARIS confocal platform, we have re-imagined confocal microscopy to get you closer to the truth.
THUNDER Imager Model Organism
The THUNDER Imager Model Organism allows fast and easy 3D exploration of whole organisms for developmental or molecular biology research.
STELLARIS DLS
Discover new applications by combining confocal and light-sheet microscopy
THUNDER Imager EM Cryo CLEM
The THUNDER Imager EM Cryo CLEM enables precise identification of cellular structures and smooth, secure transfer of coordinates, images, and samples through your correlative workflow.
K5
sCMOS Microscope Camera
TL3000 Ergo & TL5000 Ergo
Transmitted Light Bases
THUNDER Imager Live Cell & 3D Cell Culture & 3D Assay
THUNDER Imagers provide you with a solution for advanced 3D cell culture assays, whether you want to study stem cells, spheroids, or organoids.
THUNDER Imager Tissue
The THUNDER Imager Tissue allows real-time fluorescence imaging of 3D tissue sections typically used in neuroscience and histology research.
STELLARIS 8 FALCON
The contrast is clear. Lifetime imaging in an instant.
LED1, LED3, LED5 & LED8
Fluorescence light sources
PAULA
Smart Cell Imager
STELLARIS STED & STELLARIS 8 STED
STELLARIS brings the full power and potential of STED in a fully integrated system.
S9 Series
Greenough Stereo Microscopes S series
Leica M125 C, M165 C, M205 C, M205 A
Encoded stereo microscopes
STELLARIS 8 DIVE
STELLARIS 8 DIVE (Deep In Vivo Explorer) is a multiphoton microscope with spectrally tunable detection.
LAS X Life Science
Software platform for life science applications
Leica EM TP
With the automated EM TP Tissue Processor, ultrastructures of your tissue samples can be precisely prepared every time.
EM GP2
Automatic Plunge Freezer
Leica M205 FCA & Leica M205 FA
(Semi)-automated fluorescence stereo microscopes
ARTOS 3D
Ultramicrotome for array tomography
DMi8 S Platform
For routine to live cell research
Leica EM ICE
High Pressure Freezer
Leica DFC9000
4.2 MP cooled monochrome fluorescence scmos camera for advanced applications like high-speed live cell imaging, FRAP, and ratio measurement
DFC7000 T and DFC7000 GT
Cooled 2.8 megapixel digital microscope cameras
Leica DM4 B & DM6 B
Increase work efficiency with Leica DM4 B & DM6 B upright digital research microscopes.
Leica DM1000
Uniquely Ergonomic System Microscope
Leica DM1000 LED
Uniquely ergonomic system microscope with LED illumination
Leica DM2500 & DM2500 LED
Ergonomic optical microscope systems for routine and research applications
Leica DM3000 & DM3000 LED
Uniquely Ergonomic System Microscopes With Intelligent Automation
Leica EM ACE600
High vacuum sputter, carbon thread and e-beam coater
Leica EM ACE900
High-End EM Sample Preparation Freeze Fracture System
Leica LED3000 BLI
Simple LED transmitted illumination
Leica LMT260 XY Scanning Stage
Accurate and Reproducible Results
Infinity TIRF
Multicolor advanced TIRF module
Leica DFC3000 G
1.3 MP monochrome camera for basic fluorescence applications such as documentation of fixed, immunostained samples
Leica EM UC7
Ultramicrotome for Perfect Sectioning at Room Temperature and Cryo
Leica DMi1
Entry level inverted microscope
Leica DM IL LED
Inverted Laboratory Microscope with LED Illumination
Leica DFC365 FX
1.4 MP cooled monochrome camera for standard live cell imaging of GFP-expressing cells and tissues
M50, M60 & M80
Routine stereo microscopes
Leica LMD6 & LMD7
Laser Microdissection enables users to isolate specific single cells or entire areas of tissue.
Leica DM6 FS
Fixed Stage Microscope for Electrophysiology and in vivo Imaging
Leica TL4000 BFDF
Transmitted Light Base For Brightfield and Darkfield Applications Absorbs Shock and Vibrations for High Quality Imaging
Leica M165 FC
Fluorescent stereomicroscope
Leica MZ10 F
Modular stereomicroscope
Leica FluoCombi III
Fluorescence stereomicroscope accessory
Leica LMD Software
Laser Microdissection
Leica LED3000 MCI
LED Multi Contrast Illumination for Routine Stereo Microscopes
Leica LED3000 SLI
LED Spotlight Illuminator with Gooseneck
LAS X Widefield Systems
Fluorescence Microscope System for Advanced Imaging and Analysis
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Multi-Wavelength Epi-Illumination in Fluorescence Microscopy
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Correcting Confocal Acquisition to Optimize Imaging of Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer by Sensitized Emission
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Fluorescence Recovery after Photobleaching with the Leica TCS SP2
Among all photobleaching experiments which have been described, fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) is the most popular. It employs…
Multi-photon Excitation Microscopy
Advanced microscopical techique for life science: multiphoton microscopy. Multi-photon excitation (MPE) microscopy plays a growing role among…
FRET Sensitized Emission Wizard Confocal
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4D Photoactivation of pa-GFP in Living Cells Using Two-Photon Excitation Laser Scanning Microscopy
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The History of Stereo Microscopy – Part I
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The History of Stereo Microscopy – Part II
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