The
LemnaTec Scanalyzer HTS (high throughput screening)
High Throughput
Screening and High Throughput Phenotyping have become the
major methods in research and development of new plant protection
compounds and breeding of new traits in agricultural products.
These methods are also very important approach for basic
research trying to study and understand the functions of
different plant genes.
Introducing
the new LemnaTec Scanalyzer HTS System, a highly
flexible and fully automatic scanning system, which is able
to scan adult Arabidopsis rosettes on substrate in trays
as well very small seedlings, insects or other organisms
in 96 well microtiterplates LemnaTec provides the technology
to answer the new challenges. (For very high magnification
of 384 well plates LemnaTec provides a second camera system
with high precision macro lens and a very high depth of focus.)
With a maximum
spatial resolution of 10 microns per pixel the LemnaTec
Scanalyzer HTS System is able to image microscopic cell cultures
or Nematodes in water as well as Fungi or aphids on leaf
disks, microbiologic colonies or Arabidopsis semen, maize
kernels or small seedlings up to leaf rosettes with
a diameter of 10 cm. The high precision of the robotic x-y-positioning
system allows moving the camera to predefined positions to
zoom into single wells of a 96 Microtiterplate.
The Illumination
System of the LemnaTec Scanalyzer HTS System is completely
controlled by the LemnaTec software and adapts automatically
to the different applications and objects. Depending on the
organism and the different imaging objectives the user can
choose between backlight, direct or diffuse top light, Near
Infrared light or blue light for Fluorescent imaging. Optional
neon lights or far red LEDs can be installed in the top part
of the imaging cabin to allow special imaging conditions
for the organisms.
See application notes at our website:
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not hesitate to contact me:
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3: Side view on the Scanalyzer HTS