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Brochures
Datasheets and Spec Sheets
Posters & Presentations
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V. 7.6 ´£¨Ñ³Ì·s¤TºØÀ³¥Î¼Ò²Õ Angiogenesis
Application Module , Count Nuclei/
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Angiogenesis
Application Module for MetaMorph |
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original image, right: segmented
images shows tubes (white) and nodes
(green). |
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Count
Nuclei/ Cell Scoring Application
Module for MetaMorph |
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| Left:
original image, right: segmented
images shows nuclei. |
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| Left:
original image, right: segmented
images shows two different probes. |
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MetaMorph
Premier has all the
device drivers and most of the
advanced processing capabilities
built in (multi-dimensional
imaging, fluorescence
overlay, image
stitching, motion
analysis, and colocalization)
for the researcher who wants maximum
flexibility. The only option to
select is the specific camera driver
required.
MetaMorph
Basic
has a robust
set of image acquisition,
processing, and analysis tools built
in, and is a more affordable
solution for the budget conscious
researcher. Specific device drivers
and the advanced analysis
capabilities are optional and can be
added as needed. This way, you only
purchase the device drivers, camera
driver, and advanced analysis
capabilities you need now. You can
always add on additional
capabilities or device drivers later
as your needs change.
Standard
features in MetaMorph Premier and
MetaMorph Basic include time lapse,
spectral scan, and Z-series (with
Z-motor driver) acquisition, image
and stack processing such as Fast
Fourier Transform (FFT), arithmetic
operations, morphology filters,
shading correction and background
subtraction, 2D deconvolution,
morphometry and distance
measurements, and more.
MetaMorph
Offline has the
analysis capabilities of either
MetaMorph Premier or MetaMorph Basic
without external devices control. It
is a very cost effective solution
for the researcher who has an
alternate image source or other
MetaMorph systems. MetaMorph
Offline's purpose is to load,
process, and save images. It is very
popular in multi-user facilities
because it frees up the more
expensive hardware acquisition
systems by providing users offline
analysis after acquisition.
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| MetaMorph
provides many powerful
automation tools to simplify
experiments and increase speed
and reliability, such as device
controls, system automation, and
journals.
Journals are
similar to a macro and they
record the actions of a
MetaMorph user. They can be
executed by other journals and
can be edited.
The software
includes standard interfaces for
illumination, stage, and Z-motor
devices, and it provides digital
I/O to communicate with unique
devices.
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Journaling
and device controls can:
- Control the
illumination wavelength,
employing filter wheels,
shutters, liquid crystal
tunable filters,
monochromators, or other
wavelength selectors
- Synchronize
image acquisition and
analysis with the opening
and closing of shutters
- Scan slides
or multi-well plates with a
motorized stage
- Acquire
images of a through-focus
Z-series for subsequent
deconvolution and 3D
reconstruction
- Control
custom devices that accept
commands through a serial or
parallel port connection
- Auto-focus
at multiple stage positions
or at specific intervals in
a time lapse environment
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Automated
microscope controls can help you
automate your system by:
- Rotating
objectives, change filter
cube settings, open and
close the shutter, switch
the illumination lamp on or
off, and change the lower
and upper prism positions
- Controlling
the X, Y, and Z-axis
positioning of a stage, move
the stage, and store the
positions for future use
- Controlling
automated stages to capture
multiple locations in a
sample or multiple samples,
including dishes and
multi-well plates
- Using focus
motors to collect Z-series
or through-focal image sets
- Acquiring
images using eight different
groups of settings for
wavelength, intensity, and
exposure duration
- Acquiring a
spectral scan in a range of
excitation or emission
wavelengths
- Capturing a
time lapse series of images
at specified intervals and
durations
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Standard
Features
( with
MetaMorph Premier and Basic
systems)¡@
- Binary and
8-, 16-, 24-, 48-bit image
display and processing
- Stack
display and processing
including best focus,
montage, topographical
surface, view orthogonal
planes, and create movie
- Over 20
morphology filters,
including erode, dilate,
skeletonize, outline, and
segment
- Arithmetic
operations including add,
subtract, multiply, divide,
logical AND, OR, XOR,
minimum, maximum, and
average
- Fast
Fourier Transform (FFT)
- Shading
correction and background
subtraction
- Filters
including sharpen, low pass,
detect edges, unsharp mask,
median filter, remove haze,
and custom kernels
- 2D
deconvolution ( nearest
neighbors and no
neighbors)
- 3D
reconstruction
- FRET
- Auto expose
from digital cameras
- Time lapse
acquisition
- Spectral
scan acquisition
- Z-series
acquisition ( with Z-motor
driver )
- Morphometry
and distance measurements
including area, hole area,
standard area count,
perimeter, centroid X and Y,
Z-position, width, length
and height, orientation,
breadth, fiber length, fiber
breadth, shape factor,
elongated form factor, inner
radius, outer radius, mean
radius, equivalent radius,
equivalent spheroid volume,
equivalent prolate volume,
equivalent oblate volume,
equivalent sphere surface
area, average, gray value,
total gray value, optical
integrated density (OD),
integrated OD, intensity
center X and Y, radial
dispersion, texture
difference moment, texture
inverse difference moment,
OD variance, OD relative
low/medium or high areas, OD
relative low/medium or high
amounts, OD relative
low/medium or high
distances, and others
including over 30 elliptical
Fourier parameters to assist
in defining shape analysis
patterns
- Color-combine
and separate 24-bit or
48-bit images
- Regions of
interest tools
- Image
histogram
- Data
logging and exporting to
text file or spreadsheet
programs that support DDE
(Dynamic Data Exchange) such
as Microsoft® Excel
- Automation
through journals and
taskbars
- Customizable
toolbars and windows
- Presentation
features including organize
and label with text, date,
time, or calibration bars,
convert color images to
monochrome, produce
intensity profile images,
create image montages and
movies, overlay images, and
document the operations
performed on the images
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- Most popular automated
microscope models from Leica,
Nikon, Olympus, and Zeiss
- Digital auto-focus
- XY stage device control
for popular models from
major manufacturers
- Z-axis device control for
popular models from major
manufacturers
- Piezo-actuated Z and XY
device control
- Monochromator control for
illumination
- Filter wheel and shutter
control
- UniBlitz® shutters
- AOTF for laser control
- Liquid Crystal tunable
filters
- Custom I/O (RS-232 serial
and TTL parallel)
Acquisition
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- Digital CCD
cameras, both monochrome and
color, including: cooled,
full frame, frame transfer,
interline, back thinned,
intensified, and on-chip
multiplication gain, from
major manufacturers
- Video
cameras, both monochrome and
color, including: RS-170,
CCIR, on-chip integration,
intensified, CCD, and tube,
from major manufacturers
- Simultaneous
acquisition from two cameras
or control of an image
splitting device for
projection of two or four
emission wavelengths onto a
single camera (appropriate
hardware required)
- Wavelength
streaming and/or Z-axis
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Multi-dimensional
imaging
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Overlay
multi-fluorescent images
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Image
stitching
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Motion
analysis and particle
tracking
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Colocalization
and correlation measurements
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3D
deconvolution
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visualization
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Software Packages (
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| 4000 |
MetaMorph
Basic system - does not include
acquisition options, device drivers,
or optional dropins |
| 4001 |
MetaMorph
Basic system/current user - does not
include acquisition option(s), device
drivers, or optional dropins |
| 4002 |
MetaMorph
Premier
- includes all
device drivers and optional dropins -
does not include acquisition option(s) |
| 4003 |
MetaMorph
Premier
/
current user - includes all
device drivers and optional dropins -
does not include acquisition option(s) |
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Acquisition
Options for MetaMorph Basic and
MetaMorph Complete |
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Princeton
Instruments acquisition option for
digital cameras |
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Photometrics
acquisition option for digital
cameras. Includes CoolSNAP FX and HQ
(Not for CoolSNAP color camera, see
part number 31214) |
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Twin
Camera simultaneous acquisition option
for Photometrics. Requires 40052
SplitView dropin and 40076
Photometrics acquisition option |
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MuTech
MV1500 acquisition option. Drivers,
board, and cable for Hamamatsu
ORCA-100/II/ER, C4880-10/-80 cameras |
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IEEE1394
Acquisition Option for Orca-100 or ER |
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CoolSNAP
Color acquisition option.
Drivers and dropin for
acquisition with CoolSNAP COLOR
CCD camera (not CoolSNAP FX/HQ camera.
See 40052 for FX/HQ driver) |
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Spot
acquisition option.
Drivers and dropin for
acquisition with Spot-I/II/RT color
CCD camera. |
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Nikon
DXM-1200 camera acquisition option.
Drivers and dropin for
acquisition with the Nikon DXM-1200
digital color camera |
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FlashBus
acquisition option with generic RGB,
Y/C, & Composite cable. Includes 9
pin to 4BNC RGBS adapter cable.
Drivers, FlashBus PCI frame
grabber, and cables. |
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FlashBus
acquisition option with DAGE 300
cable.
Drivers, FlashBus PCI frame
grabber, and cables for image
acquisition from DAGE 300 monochrome
video camera or any RS-170 B&W
video camera |
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FlashBus
acquisition option with DAGE 330
cable.
Drivers, FlashBus PCI frame
grabber, and cables for image
acquisition from DAGE 330 color video
camera or any 9 pin RGB video
connector. |
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Twain
only acquisition from Twain compliant
devices.
(Included with any of the above
acquisition options) |
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Hamamatsu
Phoenix Frame Grabber Kit |
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Laser
control driver for Photobleaching |
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Device
Drivers for MetaMorph Basic
(included with MetaMorph Complete) |
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Illumination
Option:
Drivers to add control of
illumination devices including filter
wheels, shutters, monochromators, and
liquid crystal tunable filters. |
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CARV-II
confocal module device option. |
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CRI
MicroColor RGB filter option.
(Included with Illumination
option) |
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UniBlitz
shutter driver only (this is included
with 40010 Illumination option) |
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Input/Output
option: Driver and dropin for control
of custom RS232 (serial) and digital
(parallel) devices |
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Digital
Autofocus:
requires Z-axis device driver |
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Ludl/ASI
XYZ (stage and Z-Motor) device
option for control of Ludl or ASI
motorized XY stage and Z axis |
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Ludl/ASI
Z-axis only driver for Ludl or
ASI Z-motor only (this is included
with 40011 Ludl/ASI
device option) |
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Prior
XYZ (stage and Z-Motor) device option
driver for control of Prior Z-motors
and stages |
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Prior
Z-axis only driver for control of
Prior Z-motor (this is included with
40039 Prior device option) |
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PiFOC
piezo electric fast focus driver
Requires (40090 or 40098 DAQ boards) |
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Analog
input option -Synchronous.
(Requires 40090 DAQboard2000) |
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DAQboard2000
PCI board, cable, and driver kit
(Requires 40093, 30847, or 40010) |
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DDA02
PCI DAQ board, cable, and driver
(Requires 30847 or 40010) |
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Nikon
Z-motor option driver for Nikon Z
focus motor |
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Marzhauser
XYZ (stage and Z-Motor) device option
driver for control of Marzhauser stage
and focus motor |
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Marzhauser
Z-axis only driver for control of
Marzhauser Z-motor (this is included
with 40073 device option) |
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Nikon
E1000 automated microscope control
driver and dropin |
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Zeiss
scope control: Drivers and dropin for
controlling Zeiss automated
microscopes (ONLY works with Zeiss
scopes supported by the Zeiss
Micro-Toolbox/32 software). |
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Leica
scope control:
Drivers and dropin for
controlling Leica automated
microscopes |
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Olympus
scope control: Drivers and dropin for
controlling AX series automated
microscopes |
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Linkam
device option:
Control for Linkam XY stage
with Heating/Cooling control. |
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Optional
Dropins for MetaMorph Basic (included
with MetaMorph Complete) |
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3D
measurement option - Measure XYZ
Distance and
Measure Volume drop-ins |
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Co-localization
and Overlay fluorescence option |
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Motion
Option: Dropins for automatic tracking
(track objects) and semi-automated
tracking of objects (track points) |
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Multidimensional
Acquisition only dropin.
Dropin for Multiparameter
(time, wavelength, z-series, stage
position) acquisition |
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Multidimensional
Viewer only dropin.
Dropin for Multiparameter
(time, wavelength, z-series, stage
position) viewing |
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Multidimensional
Acquisition/Viewer dropin.
Dropin for Multiparameter
(time, wavelength, z-series, stage
position) acquisition and viewing |
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Z/Wavelength
Stream option.
Requires Z and/or illumination
device drivers |
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Digital4
dropin option for Spot or Generic
digital cameras (Spot cam. also
requires 30990 Spot acquisition ) |
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Measure
Grid Dropin |
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SplitView
dropin for a single image to dual
emission optical image splitter.
Requires the Optical Insights
Multispec Micro-Imager or the
Hamamatsu W-View emission splitter, or
a dual camera image/wavelength
splitter with the Twin Camera (40054)
dropin. |
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Angiogenesis
Application Module |
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Count
Nuclei/ Cell Scoring Application
Module |
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Neurite
Outgrowth Application Module |
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Additional
Modules for MetaMorph (NOT
included with MetaMorph Complete) |
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AutoQuant
Widefield 3D deconvolution for
MetaMorph |
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AutoQuant
Confocal 3D deconvolution for
MetaMorph |
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PSF-based
Constrained Iterative 3D Deconvolution |
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Bundled
Sets of Offline Analysis Software |
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MetaMorph
(Basic or Full) offline, MetaFluor
offline, and MetaMorph/MetaFluor
offline combos are offered in bundled
sets of three, five and ten
at reduced pricing.
These sets will be delivered
with one
CD, one install code, and X number of
keys each having the same key ID
number.
The bundled set of keys will
all be treated the same when software
updates become available.
They can never be broken apart
and you can not add a drop-in to one
without buying the same drop-in for
the others in a given bundled set.
A single key in a set can not
be converted into an acquisition
system without buying the acquisition
upgrade for all the keys in that
bundled set.
Software updates for a bundled
set must be purchased for all the keys
in that set (can not be purchased
individually).
We have a software update
pricing policy to help with this (see
below). Please
make sure that your customer
understands what a bundled set is and
its¡¦ policies |
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MetaMorph
Basic Offline/current User (Can't acquire images without 31033 Acquisition upgrade and
an Acquisition Option) |
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Set
of 3 MetaMorph offline packages |
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Set
of 5 MetaMorph offline packages |
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Set
of 10 MetaMorph offline packages |
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Set
of 3 MM colocalization/overlay
options: Must be purchased with Set of
3 MM offlines |
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Set
of 5 MM colocalization/overlay
options: Must be purchased with Set of
5 MM offlines |
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Set
of 10 MM colocalization/overlay
options: Must be purchased with Set of
10 MM offlines |
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Set
of 3 MM MultiDimensional viewer only
options: Must be purchased with Set of
3 MM offlines |
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Set
of 5 MM MultiDimensional viewer only
options: Must be purchased with Set of
5 MM offlines |
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Set
of 10 MM MultiDimensional viewer only
options: Must be purchased with Set of
10 MM offlines |
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Set
of 3 MM Motion options - Track
Points/Track Objects.
Must be purchased with Set of 3
MM offlines |
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Set
of 5 MM Motion options - Track
Points/Track Objects.
Must be purchased with Set of 5
MM offlines |
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Set
of 10 MM Motion options - Track
Points/Track Objects.
Must be purchased with Set of
10 MM offlines |
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TIP:
If a customer is considering a
purchase of the above Bundled sets of
MM-Basic offline packages AND two or
more bundled sets of dropin options,
you should offer them the
bundle set of MM-Complete
Offline
listed below.
It will give them all the
optional dropins for the same price or
less. |
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MetaMorph
Complete Offline current user
(Includes all Optional Dropins except
"Screening" and no device
drivers) |
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Set
of 3 MetaMorph Complete Offline
packages (Includes all Optional
Dropins except "Screening"
and no device drivers) |
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Set
of 5 MetaMorph Complete Offline
packages (Includes all Optional
Dropins except "Screening"
and no device drivers) |
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Set
of 10 MetaMorph Complete Offline
packages (Includes all Optional
Dropins except "Screening"
and no device drivers) |
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Updates,
Upgrades & Reconfigurations |
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One
key software update to current version
for any configuration of Meta Series
imaging software (key ID number
required) |
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Two
keys software update to current
version for any configuration of Meta
Series imaging software (key ID
numbers req.) |
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Three
or more keys software update to
current version for any config. of
Meta Series software (key ID numbers
required) |
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MetaMorph
Basic Offline to Acquisition Upgrade:
Upgrades one MM Basic offline
system to an acquisition system.
Also requires a MM Acquisition
option. |
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MetaMorph
Complete Offline to Acquisition
Upgrade:
Upgrades one MM Complete
Offline system to an acquisition
system.
Also requires a MM Acquisition
option. Includes all optional Device
Drivers. |
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MetaMorph
System Reconfiguration Fee:
For a customer that has any two
MetaMorphs with different
configurations and wants to transfer a
hardware Device Driver, Dropin, or
Acquisition Option
from one system to the other.
Software must be current
version.
If not current version,
software updates must be purchased
also. |
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SPECIAL:
FlashBus upgrade for old Meteor video
board users.
Replaces older Meteor video
capture board with current FlashBus
board , driver, and upgrade to current
MM software release |
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Li CY, Wang Y,
Cui ZS, Wang EH (2005)
Expression of T cell factor-4 in
non-small-cell lung cancer. Chinese
Medical Journal. 118
:136-40.
Kojima H., Uemura T. (2005)
Strong and Rapid Induction of
Osteoblast Differentiation by
Cbfa1/Til-1 Overexpression for
Bone Regeneration Journal
of Biological Chemistry. 280
:2944-2953.
Barbato J. E, Zuckerbraun B.
S, Overhaus M., Raman K. G,
Tzeng E. (2005) Nitric Oxide
Modulates Vascular Inflammation
and Intimal Hyperplasia in
Insulin-Resistance and the
Metabolic Syndrome American
Journal of Physiology: Heart and
Circulatory Physiology.
:00982.2004.
Yarar D., Waterman-Storer C.
M., Schmid S. L. (2005) A
Dynamic Actin Cytoskeleton
Functions at Multiple Stages of
Clathrin-mediated Endocytosis Molecular
Biology of the Cell. 16
:964-975.
Paganoni S., Ferreira A.
(2005) Neurite extension in
central neurons: a novel role
for the receptor tyrosine
kinases Ror1 and Ror2 Journal
of Cell Science. 118
:433-446.
Seong E., Wainer B. H.,
Hughes E. D., Saunders T. L.,
Burmeister M., Faundez V. (2005)
Genetic Analysis of the Neuronal
and Ubiquitous AP-3 Adaptor
Complexes Reveals Divergent
Functions in Brain Molecular
Biology of the Cell. 16
:128-140.
Gupton S. L., Anderson K. L.,
Kole T. P., Fischer R. S., Ponti
A., Hitchcock-DeGregori S. E.,
Danuser G., Fowler V. M., Wirtz
D., Hanein D., Waterman-Storer
C. M. (2005) Cell migration
without a lamellipodium:
translation of actin dynamics
into cell movement mediated by
tropomyosin Journal
of Cell Biology. 168
:619-631.
Liao D., Lin H., Law P. Y.,
Loh H. H. (2005) Mu-opioid
receptors modulate the stability
of dendritic spines Proceedings
of the National Academy of
Sciences. 102 :1725-1730.
DeLuca J. G., Dong Y.,
Hergert P., Strauss J., Hickey
J. M., Salmon E. D., McEwen B.
F. (2005) Hec1 and Nuf2 Are Core
Components of the Kinetochore
Outer Plate Essential for
Organizing Microtubule
Attachment Sites Molecular
Biology of the Cell. 16
:519-531.
Hilliard M. A, Apicella A. J,
Kerr R., Suzuki H., Bazzicalupo
P., Schafer W. R (2005) In vivo
imaging of C. elegans ASH
neurons: cellular response and
adaptation to chemical
repellents EMBO
Journal. 24 :63-72.
Karagiannis J., Bimbo A.,
Rajagopalan S., Liu J.,
Balasubramanian M. K. (2005) The
Nuclear Kinase Lsk1p Positively
Regulates the Septation
Initiation Network and Promotes
the Successful Completion of
Cytokinesis in Response to
Perturbation of the Actomyosin
Ring in Schizosaccharomyces
pombe Molecular
Biology of the Cell. 16
:358-371.
Lee W.-K., Bork U.,
Gholamrezaei F., Thevenod F.
(2005) Cd2+-induced cytochrome c
release in apoptotic proximal
tubule cells: role of
mitochondrial permeability
transition pore and Ca2+
uniporter American
Journal of Physiology: Renal
Physiology. 288 :F27-39.
Choudhuri T., Pal S., Das T.,
Sa G. (2005) Curcumin
selectively induces apoptosis in
deregulated cyclin D1 expressed
cells at G2 phase of cell cycle
in a p53-dependent manner Journal
of Biological Chemistry.
:M410670200.
Fujita H., Fukuhara S.,
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