[Histonet] Image analysis and slide scanning machine

[Histo Jock]

Can you describe more about how this works? How does it create the image if 
it doesn't tile? What kind of analysis can it do? You're exhibiting with 
Beecher - can it run Beecher's new software?

HistoJock.

>Message: 9
>Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 16:11:45 -0400
>From: "Glenn Smith" <gsmith <@t> confocal.com>
>Subject: [Histonet] Image analysis and slide scanning machine (Wester,
>	Martha)
>To: <histonet <@t> lists.utsouthwestern.edu>
>Message-ID: <00c101c483cd$45edc040$1f05a8c0 <@t> confocal.com>
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>Hi Kim,
>
>We supply such an instrument, our TISSUEscope - combining confocal scanning
>laser microscopy and a wide field of view.  Depending on your resolution
>requirements, the TISSUEscope can acquire a single image at up to 1 um
>resolution with no mosaic and no tiling of images. A standard slide (1" x
>3") is loaded into the machine and the rest of operations is via software.
>We have another model which offers submicron resolution as well.  Both
>brightfield and fluorescence detection is provided within the same
>instrument.  Please feel free to contact me offline for more details.
>
>Also, we will have one of these instruments at the NSH meeting in Toronto -
>we'll be exhibiting in conjunction with Beecher Instruments.
>
>Regards
>Glenn Smith, P.Eng.
>519.886.9013 x38
>
>Biomedical Photometrics Inc/GeneFocus <www.confocal.com OR
>www.GeneFocus.com>
>Widefield Confocal Scanning Instruments and Software

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