The ZEISS Elyra 7 is a versatile super-resolution microscope system which combines high-speed live-cell imaging with subcellular detail, offering resolution of 100-120nm with SIM and even down to 60 nm with Lattice SIM² or 20-30 nm with SMLM - single molecule localization microscopy (like PALM/dSTORM) for molecular precision. Its key capabilities include fast 3D imaging with dual sCMOS cameras, gentle illumination for live samples, wide-field capabilities, DIC, and TIRF or HILO.
Highly inclined and laminated optical sheet (HILO) and total internal reflection illumination (TIRF).
Apotome 2: Grid-based optical sectioning to create highly contrasted images with high lateral and axial resolution.
This Zeiss ELYRA7 system was purchased with an NIH S10 shared instrumentation grant. Please include the following grant number in any publications or presentations: 1 S10 OD028703-01
Lasers:
Camera: PCO.edge 4.2 (two with DualCam connector)
Filters / dichroics
Microscope:
Objectives:
Zoom Optics (for both cameras):
Computer workstations: