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Seeing the Force: Live Imaging of Mechanical Actuation During Wound Healing
In collaboration with Axion Biosystems
Will it work on your microscope?
Two questions, and you can answer both yourself. Is your microscope upright or inverted, and what is the one number below for the objective you would image with.
Upright
The outer width of the objective housing, not the lens
- 30 mm or less
- Full
- 31 – 32 mm
- Limited Images, with reduced travel
- 33 mm
- Test it Borderline; send us the model
- Over 33 mm
- Not compatible
Inverted
Usually printed on the objective or in its datasheet as FWD
- 5 mm or more
- Full
- 2 – 5 mm
- Limited Both inverted passes in our survey ran at 2.0 mm
- Under 2 mm
- Not compatible
On upright systems, working distance is not the predictor. NeoMag® has imaged through objectives with as little as 0.17 mm of free working distance. What decides it is how wide the objective barrel is, not how close it gets to the sample.
Objective survey by 60Nd, July 2026: 30 objective and system combinations across five confocal and widefield systems at two research centres. A test record, not an estimate of how many microscopes in the world are compatible.