Re: not a confocal question - features of a widefield

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I just re-read your message and realize you are looking for cell tracking ability. I know MediaCybernetics acquisition software QED has a cell tracking function. I never used it and don't think it included an autofocus but I really liked their user interface and many of their features.
http://www.mediacy.com/index.aspx?page=InVivo
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-Lars  

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Subject: not a confocal question - features of a widefield

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Does anyone knows any commercial widefield SYSTEM that makes an
adaptative focus. And I mean adaptative (follows the cell.

The other feature is a commercial system that keeps intensities, i.e.,
if you have something with different protein expression levels over
time, the system will correct the exposure time so that at the end the
intensities are constant.

Many thanks,
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Nuno Moreno
Cell Imaging Unit
Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência
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