Revolutionary holotomography opens a new era in label-free live cell imaging
Cellular analysis plays a crucial role in a wide variety of research and diagnostic activities in life sciences. However, the information available to researchers and clinicians is limited by current microscopy techniques. An innovative new tool – Holotomographic microscopy – can overcome many of these limitations and open new vistas for researchers and clinicians to understand, diagnose and treat human diseases.
Holotomographic Microscopy – New era of microscopy Tomocube’s holotomography series utilize optical diffraction tomography (ODT), which enables users to quantitatively and noninvasively investigate biological cells and tissues. ODT reconstructs the 3D refractive index (RI) distributions of live cells and by doing so, provides structural and biochemical information about the cell including dry mass, morphology, and dynamics of the cellular membrane.


5 Key features

No labeling

High resolution

Quantification

Low Phototoxicity

Fast Imaging
Benefits
Zero stress
Label-free imaging
Intact live cell imaging
Long-term imaging with short time interval
Time saving
No sample preparation and Rapid 3D cell imaging
High quality 3D
Optical resolution below 200 nm (Max. 110 nm)
Quantitative bioimaging
RI distribution, local cytoplasmic concentration, dry mass, calculated morphological parameters

Technical specification
Environmental requirement
- Temperature : 18~25℃
- Humidity : < 65%