Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscope with Confocal Microscope

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RCMM FCS-CLSM

[website::http://biophys.med.unideb.hu/en/node/554]

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Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscope with Confocal Microscope
University of Debrecen
Egyetem tér 1. Life Science Building
4032
Debrecen
Dr. György Vámosi



Head of Group

Dr. György Vámosi
Position: Head of Facility
Vamosig@dote.hu
Office: +36 52 412 623

Equipment

  Count Description
Fluorescence correlation spectroscope (FCS) attached to the confocal microscope 1 Spectroscope
Olympus total internal reflection microscope (TIRFM) 1 Microscope
The Olympus FluoView-1000 confocal microscope 1 Microscope

Group Members

MOCSÁR, Gábor Mocsgab@med.unideb.hu +36 (52) 412 623
VÁMOSI, György Dr. Vamosig@dote.hu +36 52 412 623

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Price List

Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscope with Confocal Microscope Molecular Cell Analysis Core Facility Atomic Force Microscope Laboratory Pricelist

About the facility

The Olympus FV-1000 confocal microscope can make 3D fluorescence images of live or fixed cells and tissues with a resolution of 200 nm. The setup has 3 fluorescence detectors (2 with spectral resolution) + DIC. Lasers: Ar ion (457, 488, 514 nm), green HeNe (543 nm), red HeNe (633 nm). Planned extension: 405 nm laser. Fluorescence correlation spectroscope (FCS) attached to the confocal microscope Auto- or crosscorrelation measurements can be carried out in two detection channels (APD detectors) at selected points of the confocal image or in solution. Measurable parameters: local diffusion (mobility), local concentration (sensitivity: 100 pM, <1 molecule in the confocal volume), aggregation state, co-mobility, stable homo/hetero-association. Development of single molecule FRET technique is in progress. The instrument operates under the aegis of the Molecular Cell Analytic Core Facility.

Area of science:

Biotechnology : Medical biotechnology
Biology : Microbiology, Evolutionary biology, Molecular biology, Structural biology, Immunology, Cell biology

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