commercial response.
The roper system is now distributed by Biovision in North American. The unit is called the iLAS2.
Contact Ken Anderson
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Subject: Re: FRAP system
From: Katherina Garcia Garcia <
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Hi:
Try with Roper Scientific-Photometrics. We have a FRAPPA system from them in our Spinning Disk.
Kathy
El 05/22/12, Deepak Saini <
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> Hi,
>
> I am looking for a stand alone FRAP-PA (photoactivation module) for my
> existing epifluorescence microscope in DAPI and GFP channels.
>
> I am exploring Andor Multi point mosiac unit for this along with a white
> light source coupled with filter wheels. Does anyone has any experience with
> such a setup? And if yes what light source would be most optimal for FRAP
> (using GFP).
>
> I have also looked at Visitron FRAP and 3i FRAP systems but they use lasers
> and that makes them quite expensive.
>
> Are there any other systems in market which can be explored? Any input on
> this matter will be highly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> DS.
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