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== Manuals and user guides == | == Manuals and user guides == | ||
[[TIRF alignment guide]] | [[TIRF alignment guide]] | ||
[[Nikon TIRF switch on|How to switch on]] | |||
== Current status == | == Current status == | ||
The current status of the microscope can be found [[Current microscope status#Light microscopes|here]] and on the [https://bookings.science.ru.nl/category/general-instrumentation-gi/gi-light-microscopy-image-analysis booking website]. | The current status of the microscope can be found [[Current microscope status#Light microscopes|here]] and on the [https://bookings.science.ru.nl/category/general-instrumentation-gi/gi-light-microscopy-image-analysis booking website]. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:11, 10 June 2026
Manuals and user guides
Current status
The current status of the microscope can be found here and on the booking website.
Biosafety and access
The TIRF is located in an ML-1 room. See the Biosafety section on rules regarding working in this room, and how to get access.
Technical specifications
Light sources and filters:
Epifluorescence mode with LED light sources (non-TIRF): Excitations: 385, 475, 550, 621 nm. Emissions: Band pass emission filters for blue (ca. 450), green (ca. 510), red (ca. 600) and far-red (ca. 670).
TIRF-mode with lasers: Excitations: 488 nm, 561 nm, 640 nm. Emission filters: None