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ZEISS Correlative Cryo Workflow -
Carl Zeiss AG
ZEISS Correlative Cryo Workflow connects widefield, laser scanning, and focused ion beam scanning electron microscopy in a seamless and easy-to-use procedure. The solution provides hardware and software optimized for the needs of correlative cryogenic workflows, from localization of fluorescent macromolecules to high-contrast volume imaging and on-grid lamella thinning for cryo electron tomography.
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JEM-Z200FSC (CRYO ARM 200) -
JEOL Ltd.
Cryo-electron microscopy has been established as a method to enable observation of cells and biological molecules with no fixation and no staining. Owing to the recent rapid progress of hardware and software, this microscopy technique has become increasingly important as an atomic-scale structural analysis method. In addition, technologies that enable analysis of membrane proteins without crystallization have been developed, resulting in increased use of cryo-electron microscopy for drug discovery. Thus, installation of cryo-electron microscopes (cryo-EM) in universities and research laboratories is greatly accelerating. To meet the needs of cryo-EM users, JEOL has developed a new cryo-EM "CRYO ARM™ 200", which automatically acquires image data for Single Particle Analysis over a long period of time.
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Opal -
El-Mul Technologies
In a drive to meet our customers’ needs, El-Mul developed a detection solution for Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopes (STEM) which can support multiple applications such as DPC, cryo tomography, imaging of strain, charge, light elements or Z-contrast.
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Cryo-Temp -
MadgeTech, Inc
Ultra Low Temperature Data Logger. Records Temperatures as low as -86°C. Utilizes a USB Docking Station to communicate with a personal computer. (USB Docking Station sold separately).
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National Technical Systems
Our cryogenic fluid storage area consists of three 13,000 gallon liquid nitrogen tanks, one 13,000 gallon liquid oxygen tank and one 9,000 gallon liquid hydrogen storage tank. The tanks can be selectively filled to support independent testing activities or feed liquid to high pressure positive displacement pumps and vaporizers. The vaporizers are ASME-coded for use at a liquid hydrogen temperature of -423°F. All pressure piping conforms to ASME B31.3 code design and is installed by certified welders with post-weld X-ray inspection as required. This site has the capability to store LH2, LO2, LN2, liquid CO2 and liquid methane as well as pump and vaporize cryo fluids up to 12 lbs. per second.
