MPTflex Multiphoton Laser Tomography
Description
The MPTflex is a CE-certified medical tomograph based on femtosecond multiphoton excitation of fluorescent biomolecules like NAD(P)H, flavins, porphyrins, elastin, and melanin. The extracellular matrix protein collagen can be identified by its second harmonic generation (SHG). Autofluorescence and SHG signals are recorded by fast PMT detectors with single photon sensitivity.
The tomograph consists of a compact, turn-key tunable femtosecond near
infrared (NIR) laser, an articulated arm with NIR optics, a beam- scanning module with galvoscanners and piezo -driven optics, a two-PMT-detector module as well as a control unit including JenLab Image software for image processing. An additional module for two-photon in-vivo FLIM as well as two-photon microendoscopy can be provided.
MPTflex Multiphoton Laser Tomography
Specifications |
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| Wavelength Range: | 710-920nm |
| In-Situ Laser Power: | 2-50mW |
Applications
- melanoma detection
- diagnostics of dermatological disorders
- tissue engineering
- cosmetic research, skin aging
- in situ drug monitoring
- animal research studies
- stem cell research
- detection of fluorescent proteins
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Frequently Asked Questions
An additional module for two-photon in-vivo FLIM as well as two-photon microendoscopy can be provided.
The MPTflex consists of a compact, turn-key tunable femtosecond near infrared (NIR) laser, an articulated arm with NIR optics, a beam-scanning module with galvoscanners and piezo-driven optics, a two-PMT-detector module as well as a control unit including JenLab Image software for image processing.
The image acquisition time is less than 20 seconds per frame.
The MPTflex is used for early diagnosis of skin diseases such as malignant melanoma, diagnostics of dermatological disorders, tissue engineering, cosmetic research, skin aging, in situ drug monitoring, animal research studies, stem cell research, and detection of fluorescent proteins.
The MPTflex can identify fluorescent biomolecules like NAD(P)H, flavins, porphyrins, elastin, and melanin. The extracellular matrix protein collagen can be identified by its second harmonic generation (SHG).