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    Canon inc macro lens mp-e 1-5× variable magnification
    Macro Lens Mp E 1 5× Variable Magnification, supplied by Canon inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Canon inc macro lens mp-e 1-5× variable magnification
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    Canon inc mp-e 1–5× variable magnification macro lens
    Schematic of the LAT system. The pulsed UV laser source (Coherent Avia 355-7000 Q-switched Nd:YVO4) is directed into beam-shaping optics (HurryScan 10 galvanometer) to transform the beam into an oscillating beam over a linear distance, creating a cutting sheet. The root sample is moved into the beam path on a motorized linear stage (Zaber low vacuum motorized linear stage) as a camera (Canon T3i 18MP camera with a Canon 65 mm MP-E 1–5× variable magnification macro lens) simultaneously images the exposed anatomy ablated by the beam. Reproduced from  . Three-dimensional analysis of biological systems via a novel laser ablation technique. Journal of Laser Applications 31, 1–5, with permission from the Laser Institute of America.
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    Schematic of the LAT system. The pulsed UV laser source (Coherent Avia 355-7000 Q-switched Nd:YVO4) is directed into beam-shaping optics (HurryScan 10 galvanometer) to transform the beam into an oscillating beam over a linear distance, creating a cutting sheet. The root sample is moved into the beam path on a motorized linear stage (Zaber low vacuum motorized linear stage) as a camera (Canon T3i 18MP camera with a Canon 65 mm MP-E 1–5× variable magnification macro lens) simultaneously images the exposed anatomy ablated by the beam. Reproduced from  . Three-dimensional analysis of biological systems via a novel laser ablation technique. Journal of Laser Applications 31, 1–5, with permission from the Laser Institute of America.

    Journal: Journal of Experimental Botany

    Article Title: Laser ablation tomography for visualization of root colonization by edaphic organisms

    doi: 10.1093/jxb/erz271

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Schematic of the LAT system. The pulsed UV laser source (Coherent Avia 355-7000 Q-switched Nd:YVO4) is directed into beam-shaping optics (HurryScan 10 galvanometer) to transform the beam into an oscillating beam over a linear distance, creating a cutting sheet. The root sample is moved into the beam path on a motorized linear stage (Zaber low vacuum motorized linear stage) as a camera (Canon T3i 18MP camera with a Canon 65 mm MP-E 1–5× variable magnification macro lens) simultaneously images the exposed anatomy ablated by the beam. Reproduced from . Three-dimensional analysis of biological systems via a novel laser ablation technique. Journal of Laser Applications 31, 1–5, with permission from the Laser Institute of America.

    Article Snippet: A Canon (Melville, NY, USA) T3i 18MP camera with a Canon 65 mm MP-E 1–5× variable magnification macro lens was used to image each subsequent laser-illuminated slice as the root sample was pushed into the beam path by the stage.

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