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Nikon Eclipse E-600 Microscope droit

Roger Gaudry N-620

  • Applications
    • Lumière transmise
    • Contraste de phase
    • Lumière polarisée
    • Fluorescence
  • Sources lumineuses

    • Lampe halogène pour la lumière transmise

    • Lampe au mercure (350~600nm) pour la fluorescence 

  • Objectifs

    • 10x/0.3 Air Ph1 WD 16.0

    • 40x/0.75 Air Ph2 WD 0.72

    • 100x/1.3 Oil Ph3 WD 0.2

  • Cubes de filtres

    • DAPI

    • FITC

    • TRITC

    • TxRed

  • Détecteur

    • Caméra CMOS Nikon DS-Ri2 4908 x 3264 pixels,14-bit, 6 ips


Startup

  1. Turn on the computer
  2. Turn on the microscope power bar
  3. If fluorescence is required, turn on the mercury lamp power supply unit (3A) and press ignition (3B)

    Mercury lamp must be on for at least 30 min before being turned off and vice-versa

  4. Log in Windows using your UdM credentials

  5. Start-up NIS-Elements

Note: The first time you log in the computer, you need to import the microscope settings. To do this follow the instructions Setting-up NIS-Elements.

Shutdown

  1. Save your data
  2. Close NIS-Elements
  3. Transfer your data to the D: drive (Data Storage) or to your external drive and delete it from the local C: drive
  4. Get your samples from the microscope
  5. If used, clean the oil objective with lens cleaner and lens paper
  6. If fluorescence was used, turn off the mercury lamp power supply unit (3A)
  7. Turn off the microscope power bar (2)
  8. Wait until the lamps are cool and cover the microscope

Important Reminders

  • Take back your samples including ones in the microscope
  • Leave the microscope and the working area clean
  • Mercury lamp must be on for at least 30 min before being turned off and vice-versa

Storage Management

  • Files can be saved temporarily (during acquisition) on the local C: drive (desktop)
  • At the end of each session, copy your data to your external drive and delete it from the local C: drive
  • You can store your files on the D: drive (Data Storage). If you do, please create a folder per laboratory using the principal investigator last name. Within, create one folder per user (Firstname_Lastname).
  • In any case, your files should be removed from the C: drive.


Setting-up NIS-Elements

This is required the first time you are using the instrument. You will usually do it during the training session. It can be performed if something is not working properly right or if you want to refresh the software interface.

This process will delete all experiment protocols and restore the parameters for the microscope

  1. Close NIS-Elements
  2. Wait until the complete closure of NIS-Elements
  3. Open the folder Desktop\Logiciels
  4. Open the software NIS Settings Utility
  5. Click on the Import tab
  6. Click on Browse
  7. Navigate to your desktop
  8. Select the file Nikon-E600 Settings.bin
  9. Click Select
  10. Select all items
  11. Click Import
  12. Click OK
  13. Close the NIS Settings

Les schémas suivant permettent de suivre le chemin lumineux en lumière transmise (fond clair, contraste de phase et lumière polarisée) et en lumière réfléchie (fluorescence).

Nikon Eclipse E600 Microscope

Cellules courtoisie de Benoit Bessette et Monique Vasseur (Biochimie)

Images courtoisie de Dre Shirley Campbell et Emilie Fiola-Masson (Pharmacologie)

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