Biomedical Core Facility
Ziv Itach Abramovitch
CORE FACILITY MANAGER
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Biomedical innovators’ one-stop resource for state-of-the-art technology and expertise. We are committed to provide outstanding resources to all researchers both in academia and industry. Our mission is to support biomedical research by providing accessibility to innovative and advanced scientific technologies. Our professional personnel assist the researchers during planning, execution and analysis of experiments.
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Primary Contact
Ziv Itach Abramovitch
Sammy Ofer Heart Center, Floor 10
Phone: 03-6972741
Mobile: 052-7360865
Instructions
1. The unit’s services are open to researchers of the TLVMC, as well as external users according to the R&D rules of use.
2. Access to all resources in the core facility is available as a paid service. Payment will be charged per usage.
3. Access requires pre-registration and opening of an account in the core facility by the PI or lab manager that will be used by all lab members.
4. Each user will have one of the following authorization levels for each device in the core facility unit:
- Beginners – do not have permission to work alone. Their order must be approved in advanced with core personnel via email. They are requested for training.
- Authorized – received training and qualified to self-operate an instrument.
The confirmation will be via email. - Independent – a skilled user. May order and use in instrument at any time.
The confirmation will be via email.
5. For ordering equipment please use our booking system.
Our Catalogue
A digital high-speed flow cytometry-based cell sorter. Equipped with four lasers lines; 405nm, 488nm, 561nm and 633nm, the BD FACSAria™ Fusion Cell Sorter is designed to precisely sort cells at high flow speeds and to enable simultaneous multicolor analysis of up to 16 parameters.
Sorted cells (up to four distinct populations) are collected in a variety of collecting tubes or multi-well plates, with four sizes of nozzles (70, 85, 100 and 130 micron). There is a temperature controlled sample chamber and collection tube holder to enhance cell viability.
Using this equipment must be coordinated with the core personnel. We teach users to become independent.
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- Technical Features
- Safety Guidelines
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High-performance multicolor flow cytometry analysis. Configured with three lasers; Violet 405, Blue 488 and Red 640, the BD FACSCanto™ II Cell Analyzer delivers high-performance multicolor analysis.
The instrument can accommodate the detection of up to 7 colors simultaneously. Its optical design maximizes signal detection and increases sensitivity and resolution for each color in a multicolor assay.
The instrument is available for Authorized users in a self-operated mode. Beginner users must contact BCF personnel to schedule hands-on training.
Quick Links
- Operation Protocol
- Data Sheet
- Technical Features
- Safety Guidelines
- BD Spectrum Viewer
Confocal laser scanning microscope and fluorescent microscope for advanced imaging Configured with three lasers; Violet 405, Blue 488 and Red 640, the BD FACSCanto™ II Cell Analyzer delivers high-performance multicolor analysis.
- Operation Protocol
- Data Sheet
- Technical Features
- Safety Guidelines
- BD Spectrum Viewer
Market trusted technology offering the fullest suite of leading imaging technologies, reagents and support Exquisite sensitivity in bioluminescence Full fluorescence tunability through the NIR spectrum Compute Pure Spectrum spectral unmixing for ultimate fluorescence sensitivity
- Market trusted technology offering the fullest suite of leading imaging technologies, reagents and support
- Exquisite sensitivity in bioluminescence
- Full fluorescence tunability through the NIR spectrum
- Compute Pure Spectrum spectral unmixing for ultimate fluorescence sensitivity
- Operation Protocol
- Data Sheet
- Technical Features
- Safety Guidelines
Produces high-quality tissue sections for in situ staining. The cryostat preserves frozen tissue samples in low cryogenic temperatures, while a microtome slices the tissue into pieces thin enough to be observed under a microscope.
- Operation Protocol
- Data Sheet
- Technical Features