InCellis cell imager

InCellis is an all-in-one solution providing accurate results for cell culture such as transfection efficiency, cell culture confluency directly on the bench.

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Cell biologists need to generate cell images in living conditions with a high level of sensitivity to detect fluorescent labelling before working on a high end complex microscopy platform.

The new InCellis cell imager provides publication-quality images of cell culture, including multi fluorescent cell labelling, and allows the calculation of cell transfection efficiency and cell culture confluency directly on the bench. Based on cutting-edge camera technology, efficient LED illumination and easy-to-use software, InCellis cell imaging system supplies a high level of performance in one minute.

The useful applications provided by InCellis can calculate the cell culture confluency and the cell transfection efficiency in a few seconds. It ensures a rapid and efficient quality control of any live cell imaging experiments.

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• Publication quality images in 2 clicks
• High flexibility to work on any type of sample
• True color images of cell culture and tissue slides
• High sensitivity in fluorescent signals detection

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InCellis cell imager

Reasons to choose InCellis cell imager

Best sensitive Cell imager in fluorescent to detect signals of all current dyes

In one minute, on the bench, all images can be processed with the embedded apps

Smart interface to save and share your results

High-level technical features to generate publication quality image: LL Color CMOS sensor, 4 fluorescent channels, 6 positions objective turret, etc.

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Light source: Interchangeable InCellis Fluorescent Light Modules with Adjustable-intensity LED (>50,000-hour life per light cube)

Contrast methods: Epifluorescence and transmitted light (brightfield and phase contrast)

Objective: turret 6-positions, front wheel control

Fluorescence channels: Motorized 4 fluorescent channels, software controlled, see below fluorescent light module available

Condense: Includes 4 positions, with bright-field and phase-contrast annuli

Stage: Mechanical stage with X-Y axis fine-positioning controls, Z axis fine and coarse adjustments

LCD display: 17” high-resolution touch screen (1280×1024 pixels) with adjustable tilt ( waterproof, IP25 requirement)

Cameras: Low Light color CMOS Sensor, 1280×1024 pixels

Exported formats: 24-bit color TIFF or JPEG, BMP (1,280 x 960 pixels), AVI Output ports 3 USB ports

InCellis Applications: Transfection efficiency, Cell culture confluency, multi-color fluorescent image overlay

Power supply: AC/DC 100-240 V, 100 W, 12 V, 8.33 A

Operating Power: 100-240 V, 1.5 A, 50/60 Hz

Operating environment: 5-40°C, 20-95%

Dimensions: Height: 635 mm – Depth: 420 mm – Width: 420 mm

Weight: 24 kg

Catalog number: P001017-ICLS0-A

High sensitivity in fluorescence with our unique low light color camera
Embedded dedicated cell culture applications to determine accurate cell culture confluency and transfection efficiency

Smart interface to save time and share your results
High flexibility: 6 positions objective turret and 4 fluorescent channels

Large field of view due to our unique optical design

InCellis cell imager includes:

a unique high sensitive color CMOS camera, based on Kameleon technology (powered by Photonis) to detect low intensity fluorescent signals in living cells and generate true color images when you are working on stained tissue slides or cell culture in bright field or phase contrast

a unique design of led cubes and proven quality objective lenses to display high quality crisp images
up to 4 fluorescent channels and 6 different objectives

an intuitive software to easily image your sample and calculate transfection efficiency, cell culture confluency and cell number

Fluorescent Light Modules

DAPI F.L.M Ex 365/35 – Em 450/60
GFP F.L.M Ex 475/20 – Em 518/32
RFP F.L.M Ex 525/45 – Em 595/60
Texas Red F.L.M Ex 560/55 – Em 645/75
Cy5 F.L.M Ex 630/50 – Em 695/55
YFP F.L.M Ex 500/25 – Em 545/35
CFP F.L.M Ex 440/21 – Em 480/30

Vessel holders

Universal vessel holder
2 standard Slides 25 x 75 mm Holder
T75 Cell Culture Flask Holder
Standard multiwell plate Holder
Four 35 mm Petri Dish Holder

Objectives

4X – UPLFLN4X/0.13 LWD objective: for petri dish, flask
10X – UPLFLN10X/2 LWD objective: for petri dish, flask
20X – LUC-PLFLN20X/0.45 High performance objective: for slide, flask, Petri dish
40X – LUC-PLFLN40X/0,6 FL High performance objective: for slide, flask, Petri dish
60X – LUC-PLFLN60X/0,7 FL High performance objective: for slide, flask, Petri dish
20X – LCACHN-PH20X/0.4 FL/Ph LWD objective: for petri dish, flask
40X – LCACHN-PH40X/0.55 FL/Ph LWD objective: for petri dish, flask

20X – LUC-PLFLN 20X Ph /0.45 FL/Ph High performance objective: for slide, flask, Petri dish
40X – LUC-PLFLN 40X Ph/0.6 FL/Ph High performance objective: for slide, flask, Petri dish
4X – UPLFLN4XPH/0.13 FL/Ph Coverslip objective: for slides
10X – UPLFLN10XPH/2 FL/Ph Coverslip objective: for slides
20X – UPLFLN20X/0.5 FL Coverslip objective: for slide
40X – UPLFLN40X/0.75 FL Coverslip objective: for slide
60X – UPLFLN60X/0,9 FL High performance objective: for slide
100X – UPLFLN100X FL High performance objective: for slide

Expert advice

Sophie Dubacq

Application & Product specialist

"To achieve consistent results with the Cell Confluence application take two images at 10X magnification and 4 at 20X magnification"

Reviews

"...InCellis is really easy to use with its touchscreen and simple interface. It's small footprint on the bench is ideal and we can connect it to the network through Wifi or Ethernet. The large range of F.L.M allows us to be flexible."

Amandine Trouchet

ESPCI, France

"…InCellis gives us the exact moment to start our cell line assays with the best quality of image …"

Delphine Muriaux

Research Institute in Infectiology of Montpellier, France