False color images of AF647-labelled streptavidin spots deposited in five distinct dilutions (1, 2, 4, 20 and 100x) and detected using a Molecular Devices GenePix® 4400A Microarray Scanner. The left image is obtained on a standard glass slide, while the right one is recorded on a Luminesys IPD slide.
IMMUNO FLUORESCENCE
Three-channel composite images (red, green and blue) of mice intestine tissues. The experiment compares the performance achieved on a standard glass slide (right) and a Luminesys IPD slide (left) in identical imaging conditions (excitation power and exposure time). Recorded using a Nikon Eclipse LV100ND microscope.
FISH
Three-channel composite images (red, green and blue) of mice skin tissues. The FISH (Fluorescence In-Situ Hybridization) experiment compares the performance achieved on a standard glass slide (left) and a Luminesys IPD slide (right) in identical imaging conditions (excitation power and exposure time). Recorded using a Nikon Eclipse LV100ND microscope.
PHASE CONTRAST
Bright field images of 5µm-thick mice intestine tissues. The image on the Luminesys IPD slide (left) is obtained in epi-configuration (reflection) and the image on the standard slide (right) is obtained in transmission mode. Recorded using a Nikon Eclipse LV100ND microscope.
DARK FIELD
Dark field images of 10µm-thick palatine tonsil microsections, with a focus on a vein containing red blood cells. The left image was obtained on a standard glass slide, while the image on the right was obtained on a Luminesys IPD slide. Recorded on a Nikon Optiphot microscope.
MICROARRAYS
False color images of AF647-labelled streptavidin spots deposited in five distinct dilutions (1, 2, 4, 20 and 100x) and detected using a Molecular Devices GenePix® 4400A Microarray Scanner. The left image is obtained on a standard glass slide, while the right one is recorded on a Luminesys IPD slide.
IMMUNO FLUORESCENCE
Three-channel composite images (red, green and blue) of mice intestine tissues. The experiment compares the performance achieved on a standard glass slide (right) and a Luminesys IPD slide (left) in identical imaging conditions (excitation power and exposure time). Recorded using a Nikon Eclipse LV100ND microscope.
FISH
Three-channel composite images (red, green and blue) of mice skin tissues. The FISH (Fluorescence In-Situ Hybridization) experiment compares the performance achieved on a standard glass slide (left) and a Luminesys IPD slide (right) in identical imaging conditions (excitation power and exposure time). Recorded using a Nikon Eclipse LV100ND microscope.
PHASE CONTRAST
Bright field images of 5µm-thick mice intestine tissues. The image on the Luminesys IPD slide (left) is obtained in epi-configuration (reflection) and the image on the standard slide (right) is obtained in transmission mode. Recorded using a Nikon Eclipse LV100ND microscope.
DARK FIELD
Dark field images of 10µm-thick palatine tonsil microsections, with a focus on a vein containing red blood cells. The left image was obtained on a standard glass slide, while the image on the right was obtained on a Luminesys IPD slide. Recorded on a Nikon Optiphot microscope.
