Stereo Investigator with Laser-Scanning Confocal Microscopes
Confocal laser-scanning microscopy is a powerful tool widely used by researchers to clearly visualize multiple labels and co-localization within a biological specimen. Stereo Investigator, in conjunction with the Olympus Fluoview®, is the only full-function laser-scanning confocal stereology system on the market. Together with Stereo Investigator, the gold standard for stereology, the Olympus Fluoview provides unparalleled power.
Stereology with Stereo Investigator
- Stereo Investigator communicates directly with the Fluoview software for seamless operation
- Fully integrate the implementation of Stereo Investigator’s effective design-based stereology protocols on a laser scanning confocal microscope system including:
- Single-channel
- Multi-channel
- Attended with full control of PMTs and gain during image stack acquisition
- Unattended with automatic acquisition from all sampling sites across multiple regions of interest, multiple sections, and multiple slides
- Perform offline counting using independent workstations, freeing up valuable confocal time for other users
- Acquire a permanent record of tissue samples of one to three channels (i.e. 3D multi-channel image stacks from each sampling site or multi-channel Virtual Slice montages depending on which stereology protocol is needed)
- Estimate cell counts and fiber lengths in very thin tissue
- Estimate cell counts in densely packed areas
Virtual Tissue 2D/3D
- Automatically collect exceptionally clean, clear, single- or multi-channel Virtual Tissue 2D images or Virtual Tissue 3D data sets at high resolution across thousands of fields of view
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“Stereo Investigator is the workhorse of our lab. It is truly an easy-to-use system and has revolutionized our data gathering and experimental designs.”
Clara Thore, PH.D.
Wake Forest University
Wake Forest University
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