The AOMF manages instruments at both
Princess Margaret and
Toronto General Hospitals, as well as
STTARR. We are equipped for nearly any optical microscopy application, from macro to micro, including:
- Widefield fluorescence for routine imaging of live and fixed cells and tissues
- Confocal/Multiphoton for high resolution optical sectioning and 3D imaging
- Spinning Disk Confocal for fast live cell imaging
- Phase Contrast/DIC/Darkfield including cell tracking and wound healing
- Whole slide scanning/tiling for virtual microscopy and whole tissue quantification
- Laser Capture Microdissection for extracting single cells or small tissue sections
- TIRF (Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence) microscopy for high resolution imaging of near-surface phenomena
- In vivo bioluminescence and fluorescence for non-invasive small animal imaging
- Intravital imaging including window chamber models
- Microinjection
- Laser Scanning Cytometry for high content image acquisition and analysis
Feel free to contact us for a consultation and tour of the facility: we will gladly help you figure out what instruments and procedures you should use for your imaging experiments.
For a complete list of equipment, check out the
equipment categories in the menu.
To download a printable list of all equipment at PMH, TGH, and STTARR, click
here.
For a copy of our current fee schedule, click
here.