LUXENDO Light Sheet Microscopy Solutions

LUXENDO is The Light-Sheet Company, a spin-off from EMBL in Heidelberg, now part of Bruker

Biggest Portfolio of Light Sheet Microscopy systems for all Applications
Highest Imaging Speed on the Market
Gentle Sample Handling and Extremely Low Phototoxicity
For Imaging Dynamic Process in Living Specimen
Cleared Samples for High-Throughput and/or High Resolutions

TruLive3D Imager	LCS SPIM	MuVi SPIM	InVi SPIM	QuVi SPIM

75mm Sample Holder Multi-sample Imaging Accurate Incubation Control High Content Screening Uniformed Illumination	Large Cleared Samples (up to 10cm) Easy and Safe Mounting Unique TAG Lens Crystal Cuvette Chamber	4-axis Multi View Both Life Science Samples and Cleared Samples Fast Scanning Speed Option PhotoManipulation	Very Sensitive Live Samples Inverted Optical Design Unique FEP sample chamber Accurate Incubation Control Option Bessel/ Lattice Option PhotoManipulation	Easy Sample Access Multi-well Plate Compatible Isotropic Resolution to 340nm Optional IR range imaging

The Luxendo Light Sheet System provide solutions for the widest range of Applications. See below links to some exciting images of common applications.

A fruit fly embryo from when it was about two-and-a-half hours old until it walked away from the microscope as a larva, acquired by a MuVi-SPIM system. Credit to: Mette Handberg from Pavel Tomancak’s lab, MPI-CBG, Dresden, Germany

3D construction images of zebrafish and zebrafish eye, acquired by a MuVi-SPIM system. Credit to: Andrew Oates, Francis Crick Institute, London, UK

Imaging of Zebrafish heart. Credit to: Inês Marques & Nadia Mercader, Uni Bern, Switzerland

A Dye (Bengal rose) was injected into the Duct of Cuvier of a 2d old zebrafish larvae. Thereby all vessels were stained. Credit to: A. Machate and M. Brand, CRTD, TU Dresden

Spheroids from MCF-7 cells stained for actin (green), nuclei (blue, DNA dye Picogreen) and CK818 (red).. Credit to: Anna Taubenberger, Biotec TU Dresden

Image of Platynereis Dumerilii.The staining is EMTB, which is a microtubule associated protein, so what you see are microtubules. Credit to: Yu-Wen Hsieh & Pavel Tomancak, MPI-CBG, Dresden, Germany

The Sample is the central focus of all Luxendo Light Sheet Solutions. The selection of geometries is defined by

Sample Size
Sample Sensitivity
Sample Mounting
Sample Accessibility
Spatial/Axial Resolution
Temporal Resolution

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