I have a question for the list that might help our company
in our research. If, in your choice of fluorescent filters, you had the
option to move excitation, emission and dichroic wavelengths in small increments,
would you:
A.
Notice
B.
Think it would be sample dependent
C.
Think it would be fluorophore dependent
D.
Think it would make a difference given other technology
such as software or cameras that could compensate
E.
Other
Please feel free
to call or comment via email. Thank You.
Frederick Madison
Omega Labs
Fluorescence Product Sales
Delta Campus, Omega Drive
Brattleboro, VT 05301
802.251.7345 Direct Line
866.488.1064 x345 Toll Free (US)
[hidden email]
www.omegafilters.com
Please stop by to see us at any of the following
events:
Biomedical Optics
- San Jose Convention Center, CA - January 24 – 25, 2009, Booth: 8215
Photonics West
- San Jose Convention Center, CA - January 27 – 29, 2009, Booth: 215
BioResearch
Product Faire – University of California, Berkeley, M.L.K. Union –
January 30, 2009, Booth: TBA
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