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iSpacer® Imaging Spacer

An imaging spacer keeping the biological tissue in good shape

iSpacer 0.05mm

iSpacer 0.1mm

iSpacer 0.3mm

iSpacer 0.15mm

iSpacer 0.2mm

iSpacer 0.35mm

iSpacer 0.55mm

iSpacer 0.05mm

iSpacer 0.25mm

iSpacer 3mm

iSpacer 7mm

iSpacer 0.05mm

iSpacer 0.15mm

iSpacer 0.2mm

iSpacer 0.5mm

iSpacer 1.0mm

iSpacer 0.15mm

iSpacer 0.25mm

iSpacer 0.2mm 

iSpacer 0.5mm

iSpacer 1.0mm

 

 

Information 

iSpacer® are made from adhesive tapes in different thickness. Simply press a spacer to a microscope slide or coverslip, a sealed watertight well is formed to contain RapiClear in place and prevents evaporation. The well is sturdy and provide supreme support to thick and free-floating specimens, allowing preservation of tissues’ delicate internal structures without compression. The specimen and spacer can be sandwiched between two coverslips. To better fulfil the user’s different application needs, iSpacers not only come in various thicknesses, there are also iSpacers with single-sided stickers, as well as double-sided stickers. Utilizing these various designs, iSpacers can be stacked to create different depths desired for direct use with confocal microscopy.

 

iSpacer Selection Guide 

 

References 

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.celrep.2018.08.006

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4.Arora N et al. A process engineering approach to increase organoid yield. Development (2017).
http://dev.biologists.org/lookup/doi/10.1242/dev.142919

5.Rydén M et al. Transplanted bone marrow-derived cells contribute to human adipogenesis. Cell Metab (2015).
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cmet.2015.06.011

 

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