We invite everyone interested in using the following in their research:

- confocal microscopy,
- flow cytometry with cell sorting,
- comet assay for DNA damage analysis,
- micronucleus assay for chromosome damage analysis,
- in vitro and in vivo chromosomal aberration testing,
- Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis (NTA) for assessment of nanoparticle size.

For detailed information on the scope of all tests and prices, please contact us by phone (22-504-1118 or 22-504-1174) or send an inquiry by email to m.kruszewski@ichtj.waw.pl or k.brzoska@ichtj.waw.pl

The Center for Radiobiology and Biological Dosimetry has a NIKON A1 confocal microscope equipped with:

- a standard 4-channel detector and a 32-channel spectral detector
- a standard galvanic array scanner and a resonance array scanner for ultrafast observations
- lasers: argon laser with excitation wavelengths of: 457nm, 477nm, 488nm, 514nm diode lasers: 405nm, 561nm, 640nm
- a sensitive monochromatic CCD camera for fluorescence microscopy (model DS-Qi1 (aperture 1.4, refractive index 1.515)

Nikon automated microscope stage equipped with a standard Z-axis adjustment system and an additional super-fast and sensitive piezoelectric stage for rapid 3D observations:
 
- OKO-LAB tabletop incubator (experimental observation chamber) with electronic mixing of three gas sources and electronic temperature and gas flow controller (connection of nitrogen and CO2, hypoxic experiments possible, but not hyperoxic experiments)
- Fluorescence filters: Cy3 (ex. 513-556 / em. 570-613); FITC (ex. 465-495 / em. 515-555); DAPI (ex. 340-380 / em. 435-485);
- PFS (Perfect Focus) system, which automatically maintains the plane of focus during long observations
- Nikon "Body" Eclipse Ti - Nis-ELEMENTS software
- Observation adapters: 6cm dish, 3.5cm dish, standard microscope slide, LAB-Tec II live observation vessels ("shortened slides")