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> Hi Mike,
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http://www.mesolens.com/product/technical-specifications>
> Magnification: 4x
> Numerical aperture: 0.47
> Working distance: 3 mm
> Lateral field of view: 6mm
> Lateral resolution at 500nm: 640 nm
> Axial resolution at 500nm: 2.9 μm
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> you can try asking Brad Amos for one of his Mesolenses.
>
> Recent ad in Science is unclear whether Prior will be selling this, or is
> simply proud to have supplied "leading-edge repeatability and precision" XY
> (and Z?):
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http://www.sciencemag.org/custom-publishing/new-products/3d-microscope>
> The Mesolens microscope makes possible for the first time the imaging of
> relatively large biomedically important specimens such as embryos, brain
> areas, or tumors, with full 3D recording of many thousands of cells. The
> microscope’s innovative design includes a novel apochromatic lens with an
> aperture-to-magnification ratio far in excess of conventional lenses used
> by other manufacturers. This low-magnification lens, with its exceptionally
> high numerical aperture, can image an entire specimen while retaining
> subcellular detail, thus removing the need for image stitching. The focus
> motor enables the Mesolens to provide highly accurate imaging in
> the/z/-axis. The leading-edge repeatability and precision of the microscope
> stage ensures that the correct position of the specimen is obtained and
> maintained throughout the entire imaging process. Prior Scientific
> www.prior-scientific.co.uk
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>
http://trends.directindustry.com/prior-scientific/project-14> 131-154886.html
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> A technical paper from the University of Strathclyde (UK) evaluating the
> Mesolens microscope may be downloaded from
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>
https://elifesciences.org/content/5/e18659/article-info.
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> Further information about the Mesolens microscope can be found at
> www.mesolens.com.
>
> enjoy,
>
> George
>
> p.s. If Brad sends you one, please ask him to send me one too.
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> On 5/3/2017 8:13 PM, Michael Giacomelli wrote:
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>> Does this exist? Zeiss has a 0.25 5x, but I was hoping to find at
>> least 0.3 for 2 photon imaging over a wider field of view while still
>> having some axial sectioning.
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>> Thanks,
>> Mike
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