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agilent_cytation_5 [2025/12/12 01:13]
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 <a href="/​facility/​bioimaging/​lib/​exe/​fetch.php?​media=cytation.jpg"><​img src="/​facility/​bioimaging/​lib/​exe/​fetch.php?​media=cytation.jpg"​ width=300></​a>​ <a href="/​facility/​bioimaging/​lib/​exe/​fetch.php?​media=cytation.jpg"><​img src="/​facility/​bioimaging/​lib/​exe/​fetch.php?​media=cytation.jpg"​ width=300></​a>​
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-<​b>​Location</​b>:​ [Oeiras] Room 0B16<​br> ​+<​b>​Location</​b>: ​<a href="/​facility/​bioimaging/​lib/​exe/​fetch.php?​media=bartolomeu_dias_wing_2025_-_cytation_5.png">​[Oeiras] Room 0B16</a><​br> ​
 <​b>​Manufacturer</​b>: ​ <a href="​https://​www.agilent.com/"​ target="​_blank">​Agilent</​a>​ <br> <​b>​Manufacturer</​b>: ​ <a href="​https://​www.agilent.com/"​ target="​_blank">​Agilent</​a>​ <br>
 <​b>​Model</​b>: ​ <a href="​https://​www.agilent.com/​en/​product/​cell-analysis/​cell-imaging-microscopy/​cell-imaging-multimode-readers/​biotek-cytation-5-cell-imaging-multimode-reader-1623202"​ target="​_blank">​BioTek Cytation 5 Cell Imaging Multimode Reader</​a>​ <br> <​b>​Model</​b>: ​ <a href="​https://​www.agilent.com/​en/​product/​cell-analysis/​cell-imaging-microscopy/​cell-imaging-multimode-readers/​biotek-cytation-5-cell-imaging-multimode-reader-1623202"​ target="​_blank">​BioTek Cytation 5 Cell Imaging Multimode Reader</​a>​ <br>
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 |  -  |  GFP  |  453-488 nm  |  497 nm  |  <fc #​4aff00>​505-545 nm</​fc> ​ |[[https://​www.agilent.com/​store/​en_US/​Prod-1225101/​1225101|1225101]] ​ | |  -  |  GFP  |  453-488 nm  |  497 nm  |  <fc #​4aff00>​505-545 nm</​fc> ​ |[[https://​www.agilent.com/​store/​en_US/​Prod-1225101/​1225101|1225101]] ​ |
 |  3  |  Propidium Iodide ​ |  511-551 nm  |  605  nm  |  <fc #​ff0000>​619-676 nm</​fc> ​ |[[https://​www.agilent.com/​store/​en_US/​Prod-1225111/​1225111|1225111]] ​ | |  3  |  Propidium Iodide ​ |  511-551 nm  |  605  nm  |  <fc #​ff0000>​619-676 nm</​fc> ​ |[[https://​www.agilent.com/​store/​en_US/​Prod-1225111/​1225111|1225111]] ​ |
-|  ​ ​| ​ Texas Red  |  579-594 nm  |  605 nm  |  <fc #​ff0000>​619-676 nm</​fc> ​ |  [[https://​www.agilent.com/​store/​en_US/​Prod-1225102/​1225102|1225102]] ​ | +|  ​ ​| ​ Texas Red  |  579-594 nm  |  605 nm  |  <fc #​ff0000>​619-676 nm</​fc> ​ |  [[https://​www.agilent.com/​store/​en_US/​Prod-1225102/​1225102|1225102]] ​ | 
-|  ​ ​| ​ Cy5  |  608-648 nm  |  660 nm  |  <fc #​ff0000>​665-705 nm</​fc> ​ |  [[https://​www.agilent.com/​store/​en_US/​Prod-1225105/​|1225105]] ​ |+|  ​ ​| ​ Cy5  |  608-648 nm  |  660 nm  |  <fc #​ff0000>​665-705 nm</​fc> ​ |  [[https://​www.agilent.com/​store/​en_US/​Prod-1225105/​|1225105]] ​ |
  
 ==== Objectives ==== ==== Objectives ====
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 |  [[https://​www.teledynevisionsolutions.com/​products/​chameleon3-usb3/?​model=CM3-U3-50S5M-CS&​vertical=machine%20vision&​segment=iis|FLIR Chameleon3 CM3-U3-50S5M (mono)]] ​ |  2448 × 2048  |  3.45 x 3.45  |  69% (at 525 nm)  | |  [[https://​www.teledynevisionsolutions.com/​products/​chameleon3-usb3/?​model=CM3-U3-50S5M-CS&​vertical=machine%20vision&​segment=iis|FLIR Chameleon3 CM3-U3-50S5M (mono)]] ​ |  2448 × 2048  |  3.45 x 3.45  |  69% (at 525 nm)  |
  
-===== Pixel Size =====+==== Pixel Size ====
  
 Images coming from the Cytation 5 are not calibrated, even though the system has that information available. In the images'​ metadata you can find the PixelWidth and the ImageWidthMicrons,​ and by dividing the latter for the first, you get the Pixel Size to calibrate your images. Images coming from the Cytation 5 are not calibrated, even though the system has that information available. In the images'​ metadata you can find the PixelWidth and the ImageWidthMicrons,​ and by dividing the latter for the first, you get the Pixel Size to calibrate your images.
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