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The W.M. Keck Biological Imaging
Facility is located on the forth floor of the Whitehead
Institute at Nine Cambridge Center, Cambridge Massachusetts.
The facility is directed by Whitehead member Paul Matsudaira
and managed by microscopist Nicki Watson. The facility provides
scientists with the equipment and training necessary to generate
and interpret microscopic images. In addition to serving the
Whitehead and MIT community, the facility is open to the local
research community.
W.M. Keck Biological imaging facility equipment list
- Philips EM410 Electron Microscope.
- Reichert Jung 2800 Frigocut E cryostat.
- Reichert Ultracut E microtome.
- Leica Ultracut UCT equipped with an EM FCS cryo stage.
- Nikon TE300 inverted microscope with Scanalytics deconvolution
system, and MetaMorph software. Hamamatsu Orca CCD camera.
- Zeiss LSM510 Laser scanning confocal.
- Nikon E800 upright microscope with Openlab acquisition
software. Princeton Instruments CCD camera
- TE300 inverted microscope with Openlab acquisition software.
Hamamatsu Orca CCD camera.
- Eppendorf microinjector system.
- Jeol 5600LV Scanning electron microscope.
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