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LICOR Odyssey CLx

Description

The LI-COR Odyssey CLx is an advanced infrared imaging system designed for various molecular biology and biochemistry applications, particularly in detecting and quantifying proteins and nucleic acids. This system utilises two solid-state laser diodes emitting at 685 nm and 785 nm, enabling high-resolution imaging with minimal cross-talk between channels.

 

Key Features

Imaging Capabilities: The Odyssey CLx can simultaneously capture images in two fluorescent channels, which allows for multiplexing in experiments such as Western blotting. This capability is particularly beneficial for detecting multiple proteins in a single sample without interference.

Dynamic Range: The system offers automatic and manual dynamic range settings. In automatic mode, it achieves over six logs (22 bits) of dynamic range, allowing for high sensitivity and the ability to visualise both faint and strong signals without saturation.

Scan Area: The imaging area measures 25 cm x 25 cm, enabling the simultaneous scanning of multiple samples, including up to 6 microplates, 30 slides, or 9 mini-blots.

Resolution: The Odyssey CLx provides resolutions ranging from 21 to 337 µm, which can be adjusted according to the specific requirements of the experiment.

User Interface: The system features an intuitive interface with easy-to-use software that simplifies image acquisition and analysis. This is particularly useful for new users requiring less technical expertise to operate the system effectively.

 

Applications

The Odyssey CLx is versatile and supports a wide range of applications, including:

Western Blots, In-Cell and On-Cell Western Assays, Protein Arrays and Nucleic Acid Detection.

Technical Specifications

Light Sources: Solid-state laser diodes at 685 nm and 785 nm.

Scanning Speed: Adjustable between 5 to 40 cm/s.

Operating Conditions: Maintains optimal performance at temperatures between 15°C to 35°C with a dew point no greater than 20°C.

 

The LI-COR Odyssey CLx stands out as a powerful tool for researchers seeking reliable and reproducible imaging results in their protein detection and quantification studies. Its combination of advanced technology, user-friendly design, and broad application range makes it an essential instrument in modern biological research labs

Location

Bioclinicum, J5:20, room U220053600

 

Equipment

LICOR Odyssey CLx Infrared Imaging System

Image Studio™ Software

The latest release of Image Studio, version 6.0, is free to download. Download at https://www.licorbio.com/image-studio

Cost

No cost is associated with imaging using the instrument.

 

Introduction

Reach out to the responsible person if you require an introduction. The computer running the software is connected to the CMM network, allowing data to be directly exported to the CMM server if you have a CMM account. Alternatively, the data can be exported to a USB drive.

 

Contact

Wojciech Paslawski

Email: wojciech.paslawski@ki.se

About CMM

The Center for Molecular Medicine (CMM) is a foundation instituted by the Stockholm County Council (Region Stockholm). CMM is at the heart of a close partnership with the Karolinska University Hospital and Karolinska Institutet, fueling advancements in biomedical and clinical research.

Contact

Center for Molecular Medicine Foundation, org. nr. 815201-3689

Karolinska University Hospital L8:05

Visionsgatan 18

171 76 Stockholm, Sweden

communication@cmm.se

CMM
Karolinska institutet
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