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Investigating nuclear pore complexes at the single-molecule level

Exploring adaptive responses in bacteria using the Nanoimager

Developing new diagnostic tools: understanding bovine viral infection mechanism

Popular fluorophores for dSTORM imaging

9 tips to optimize your immunofluorescence staining

We have put together some tips to help you optimize your immunofluorescence staining protocol and increase the signal-to-noise ratio in your samples.

Beginner’s guide to STORM buffers

When preparing a sample for STORM microscopy it is also crucial to select an appropriate buffer solution, which will efficiently regulate blinking behavior and help achieve high quality super-resolution images. Here is a brief guide to STORM buffer components and how they can affect sample imaging.

Which super-resolution technique is right for you?

We’ve put together a one page, printable PDF to help you choose between the Nanoimager’s key super-resolution microscopy techniques. It covers core techniques including dSTORM, PALM, SPT and smFRET.

Popular fluorophores for PALM imaging

We’ve put together a one page, printable PDF table to help you compare the most popular fluorophores used for PALM imaging, which include photoactivatable, photoconvertible and photoswitchable fluorescent proteins, as well as synthetic dyes.

Nanoimager technical specifications

Download the full Nanoimager technical specifications as a PDF.

From sample preparation to dSTORM data

Dr. Zehra Nizami demonstrates how quick and easy it is to perform direct Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (dSTORM) experiments and data analysis.

Characterizing bacterial infection in epithelial cells at a single-molecule level

Learn how the Nanoimager enables visualization and quantification of bacterial infection and host-pathogen interactions at a single-molecule level.

Developing new antibiotics: from target identification to mechanism validation

Learn how the Nanoimager provides a multiplex solution for novel antibiotic development.