Prospective Instruments

Thanks ibidi GmbH for showcasing a volume scan of a spheroid (mouse fibroblasts L929) grown on an ibiTreat laminin-coated µ-pattern, imaged in 3D with our MPX turn-key multimodal multiphoton instrument. https://lnkd.in/dxi9NVNS

Thank you to our member Prospective Instruments for their pitch presentation with Stefanie Kiderlen. Prospective Instruments' goal is it to provide the research and clinical community with a turn-key, flexible, modular and highly compact multimodal imaging platform. Learn more about our member in this #video: 📽 https://lnkd.in/gNzSnwE3

It’s not long now until ELMI 2024! We’re so excited to see you all there. Andy and Martyn will be on stand 19 in the exhibition hall, ready to discuss all your microscopy needs. See you there! 🔬 #ELMI2024 #PhotonLines #MicroscopyInnovation

On today's Fluorescence friday we present a 3D volume scan of a living #spheroid, stained with Spirochrome’s FastAct (red) and SPYDNA (green). Imaged with Prospectives #MPX #multiphoton microscope. #ProspectiveInst #twoPhtoton #microscopy #3D #live-stain #in-virto #FluorescenceFriday

We are pleased to announce that @Prospective is now part of the PROSCOPE project to develop a Point-of-care instrument for diagnosis and image-guided intervention of Colo-Rectal Cancer: PROSCOPE (https://lnkd.in/dDYx2ueZ) Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in Europe, and success of its treatment and survival critically depend on early detection. The current colonoscopy procedure is based on white light video or optical narrow-band imaging with limited ability for in vivo detection and characterisation of the various types of cancerous and pre-cancerous lesions. The goal of the EU-funded PROSCOPE project is to develop a novel optical imaging platform that provides higher sensitivity and specificity compared to current colonoscopy, dramatically improving point-of-care management of colorectal cancer. 

Xenograft injection of Ostiosarcoma cells. OS143b cells have been incubated over night with Luminicell 670 live-cell tracker and then injected in the PVS of a 3 day old zebrafish larvae. Two-photon video captured with Prospective’s #MPX show the cells right after injection and the overview image of the fixed fish, pre-stained with Phalloidin-Atto488 (green) and Hoechst (blue). Image courtesy Dr. Martin Distel , MedUni Vienna #ProspectiveInst #twoPhtoton #microscopy #in-vivo #intravital #zebrafish #Xenografts #FluorescenceFriday

Second day SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics #BIOS conference. it was a great first day. Take the chance and visit our booth no. 8524 and 8462.