- Type
- 29
- Procedure
- neg-wo-call
- Ref. number
- 106579-2025
- Estimated value
- 660,378 EUR
- CPV
- 38515200
The University of Copenhagen wishes to purchase for research purposes a state-of-the-art confocal fluorescence microscope with 4 lasers capable of both pulsed and CW operation and with high single molecule sensitivity. T…
he instrument will be used by multidisciplinary users for multi-channel molecular fluorescence imaging and spectroscopy in vitro and in cells. A very important feature of the instrument is its documented single molecule fluorescence imaging and spectroscopy capabilities. The instrument should be a c
omplete system that is software controlled, including easy alignment and configuration, and with the following fluorescence intensity and lifetime measurements modalities: • Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging (FLIM) • Fluorescence correlation sp