Awarded contract

SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF INVERTED CELL CULTURE FLUORESCENT MICROSCOPE

Details

Supplier(s)
Mason Technology
Topic
Microscopes
Published
15 August 2014

Tender description

This project will explore the role of physical forces in regulating cellular behaviour. Cell behaviour will be characterised through brightfield imaging in combination with fluorescence. Furthermore, this imaging will be performed on both fixed cells but also in live samples to capture cell responses in real time. Additionally, the structure of the cells will be investigated under stimulation and so z-stacks of the cell and 3D reconstructions will be required.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published15 August 2014
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Relevant CPV codes

  • 38510000 · Microscopes
  • 38512200 · Molecular microscopes
  • 38513000 · Inverted and metallurgical microscopes
  • 38513100 · Inverted microscopes
  • 38514200 · Scanning probe microscopes
  • 38515000 · Fluorescent and polarising microscopes
  • 38515200 · Fluorescent microscopes
  • 38517200 · Projection microscopes

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