The handheld Dino-Lite AM4113T-GFBW is a critical benefit to geneticists and bio-engineering researchers.
Roanoke, Virginia (PRWEB)
Microscope.com, in partnership with BigC.com, is pleased to
introduce the Dino-Lite AM4113T-GFBW to the world of microscopy. With
blue LEDs for excitation and a 510nm emission filter, this new
microscope can observe green fluorescence protein (GFP) activity in live
cells, a critical benefit to the geneticist or bio-engineering
researcher.
In the late Fall of 1911, a German physicist invented the
fluorescence microscope while working in his laboratory in Vienna,
Austria. In recognition of this 100-year anniversary, Microscope.com has
introduced a new microscope which literally brings the power of
fluorescence imaging to the palm of your hand.
Fluorescence occurs when matter absorbs light from one wavelength
and emits or radiates light at a different wavelength. Mr. Oskar
Heimstadt was the first scientist to capture these light rays being
emitted from live bacteria.
As a result, his pioneering work paved the way for the rapid
advancement and development of DNA detection, immunology, biotechnology
and a host of other modern life-science and biological research
applications.
"It is extraordinary to think that 100 years later, we are able
to apply his invention in the palm of our hand at a price of less than
$700!" said Charles Crookenden, President of Microscope.com.
Microscope.com is an online retailer of microscopes for everyday
use by industry, education institutions, businesses and microscopy
enthusiasts worldwide. Located in the technology corridor of
southwestern Virginia, they are the proud recipient of Top Ten Reviews
"Gold Award" for 2009, 2010 & 2011.
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