Hi Julio, yes we changed our site. Thanks
for pointing it out I had forgotten about my sig link.
The iCys is not used that much here at
COH. I think that people were initially optimistic, but have failed to use it
much.
-Pretty easy to use, gives data much like
FACS (I think this machine is more for FACS types). Out system is controlled by
our Flow Core.
- Image quality is ok.
-Software is decent and user friendly once
you figure it out (is that always the case?).
We just purchased the Molecular Dynamics
HCS instrument after much demonstration. MD has; good price, good software
analysis, robotic adaptation, and our sales/tech person was very knowledgeable.
Nick Callamaras PhD 800-635-5577 x3566
For more on the HCS instrument I can refer
you to our manager of the HCS core.
For more on the iCys I can refer you to
the tech that operates it daily.
Cheers,
Brian D Armstrong PhD
Light Microscopy Core Manager
Beckman Research Institute
City of
626-359-8111 x62872
From:
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2008 1:19
PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: multi-slide holders
Hi Brian,
Thanks for the tip. I actually got contacted by someone from Compucyte
regarding the slide holder.
As a matter of fact, I am also shopping for an HCS instrument.
Since you have an iCys, could I ask (without taking too much of your time) for
your opinion on the instrument, such as its main uses (live, fixed, plates,
slides), and its main strengths and weaknesses (ease of use, image quality,
software...). That might help narrow down my options.
By the way, your web link does not seem to be valid any longer.
Here is how I got to the City Of
and
Best wishes,
julio.
--
Julio Vazquez, PhD
Director
of Scientific Imaging
Tel: Office:
206-667-1215/ Lab: 206-667-4205
FAX: 206-667-6845
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On Jul 30, 2008, at 3:56 PM,
Hi Julio, we have an insert that
looks just like this on an iCys Compucyte Cytometer; www.compucyte.com/icys.htm.
It is “
Brian D Armstrong PhD
Light Microscopy Core Manager
Beckman Research Institute
City of
626-359-8111 x62872
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