ZEISS Axio Imager section

Name: ZEISS Axio Imager section
Brand: ZEISS

High-resolution 3D visualization and evaluation

3D imaging at high resolution is important to understand the spatial context of your biological structures of interest. ZEISS Axio Imager section provides streamlined workflows for cost-effective 3D imaging from data collection to evaluation. Image thick tissues without out-of-focus light blur and improve your segmentation results. Create stunning 3D renderings for visualizing details you haven’t seen before with your widefield microscope.

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Tissue sections
Small model organisms
3D cell culture models
Cell monolayers

Bundle components

Microscope	Axio Imager 2 (upright widefield microscope stand) Scanning stage 130 × 100 Motorized condenser NA 0.9 Apotome 3
Light source / camera	Viluma 7 Filter sets 38, 43, 50, 64, 70, 96, 115 Axiocam 820 mono
Objectives	EC Plan-Neofluar 5× / 0.16 Plan-Apochromat 10× / 0.45 Plan-Apochromat 20× / 0.8 Plan-Apochromat 63× / 1.4 Oil
Workstation	Z8 Workstation with 128 GB RAM and nVidia Quadro RTX A4000 16 GB DP

Motorized Acquisition	Acquire images and control motorized components in multi-dimensional experiments.
2D Toolkit	Create flexible automatic measurement programs for the analysis of your 2D images.

Looking for an inverted microscope configuration?

This widefield bundle for high-resolution 3D visualization and evaluation can also be configured based on the inverted microscope ZEISS Axio Observer 7.

Axio Observer section

Example applications

Sample Courtesy of S. Durand, MPI for Plant Breeding, Germany.
Chromosomes of A. Thalina stained with REC8
Human brain tissue stained with anti-GFAP antibody (red) to identify glia cells and DNA counterstain (blue).
Sample courtesy Prof. Shiue-Cheng (Tony) Tang, Institute of Biotechnology & Department of Medical Science, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
Mouse kidney in A-ha Polymer. DNA was labeled with DAPI; blood vessels with Alexa Fluor 555 and nerves with Alexa Fluor 647.