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Center for Advanced Bioimaging > Instruments > - High resolution TEM  
Nørre Campus
- High Content Screening
- Inverted Point Confocal
- High-end FLIM/multiphoton CLSM
- Whole Animal Imager
Frederiksberg Campus
- Super resolution microscope
- High-end Point CLSM
- Point CLSM
- Inverted Point CLSM
- Spinning Disk Confocal
- Histo Lab
- Wide Field Microscopes
- SEM
- High resolution TEM
- Infrared microscope
- Laser Ablation ICP-MS
- Laser Microdissection
Time fees

Electron microscope

  • Conventional transmission electron microscope fitted with a high quality Morada digital camera system.

  • Biological specimens have to be chemically fixed. Animal and plant tissues or cells are embedded in a resin, cut in 50-100 nm sections and contrasted with heavy metals
  • The resolution of a TEM depends upon the sample preparation and is below 1nm for virus particles and in the range of 3-5nm for tissue sections

TEM

 TEM images 

 

Alexander Schulz, - last update:24 May 2012
Transmission Electron Microscope

Philips CM100, FEI

 

Location

Frederiksberg Campus, The Anatomy Building (1-04),

Groennegaardsvej 7, basement, room Ø001

 

Typical applications

Transmission electron microscopy of ultrathin sections of fixed animal and plant tissues or other transparent specimens as e.g. bacterial smears and virus particles. Protein localisation by immuno gold labelling 

  

Consultation

 

Training and problem reporting

 

Booking

 

For time fees ask Poul Hyttel!