Yokogawa Electric Corporation
3:00-4:00 pm
Theater 2, Exhibit Hall
Yokogawa Electric Company
Uniformizer, a New Flat-Top Beam Shaper for CSU-W1 & Introduction to New Approach for Single Cell Analysis
Presenters: Naoki Ando, Product specialist of CSU, and Masahiro Kajita, Project manager of “Single Cellome”
Level: Intermediate
Yokogawa continues to make improvements to provide the best products for biology researchers. So far, CSU has fulfilled the researchers' wish to take images fast, wide, clear and in super-resolution. This time, we will introduce the new option “Uniformizer” of our product “CSU-W1”. This unit uniformizes the laser illumination and enables quantitative imaging. This provides a large seamless montage image between each field. Furthermore, Yokogawa also takes new challenge for the next field, which is single cell analysis. As a trial, it had prototyped automated single cell sampling system, and it has become possible to investigate the molecular characterization of each single cell. This tech talk will introduce 1) “Uniformizer” and 2) new approach for single cell analysis, which could be performed with confocal microscopy.
CSU is Yokogawa's original technology, and 3000 units have been sold all over the world. The "CSU-W1 SoRa" is their new Life Science product that has just been released. Just like the CSU, high-speed real time imaging can be performed with super-resolution, making CSU-W1 SoRa ideal for super-resolution live cell imaging.
3:00-4:00 pm
Theater 2, Exhibit Hall
Yokogawa Electric Company
Uniformizer, a New Flat-Top Beam Shaper for CSU-W1 & Introduction to New Approach for Single Cell Analysis
Presenters: Naoki Ando, Product specialist of CSU, and Masahiro Kajita, Project manager of “Single Cellome”
Level: Intermediate
Yokogawa continues to make improvements to provide the best products for biology researchers. So far, CSU has fulfilled the researchers' wish to take images fast, wide, clear and in super-resolution. This time, we will introduce the new option “Uniformizer” of our product “CSU-W1”. This unit uniformizes the laser illumination and enables quantitative imaging. This provides a large seamless montage image between each field. Furthermore, Yokogawa also takes new challenge for the next field, which is single cell analysis. As a trial, it had prototyped automated single cell sampling system, and it has become possible to investigate the molecular characterization of each single cell. This tech talk will introduce 1) “Uniformizer” and 2) new approach for single cell analysis, which could be performed with confocal microscopy.