TESCAN CLARA is an Ultra High Resolution Scanning Electron Microscope (UHR-SEM) with a Field Emission Gun electron source that allows users to examine the microstructure, morphology and surface characteristics of biological (and other) samples across research fields. TESCAN CLARA is well suited for a variety of demanding SEM applications such as high resolution and low energy imaging, and volume EM techniques, and is compatible with cryo workflows. It is an ideal tool for busy imaging centers that are looking for an instrument with outstanding imaging performance together with the flexibility to cover a wide range of research tasks. The ability to switch rapidly between different operating modes is important for the productivity of microscopy facilities.
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- High pressure frozen softener containing microcapsules imaged with chamber ET detector at 3 keV
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- Collagen fibers visualized with Beam deceleration mode at accelerating voltage of 100 eV
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- Large overview image of resin embedded brain tissue imaged with Low-energy chamber BSE detector at accelerating voltage 2 keV
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- Cryo-SEM observation of mould (Mucor sp.) sporangium. Cryogenic fixation is a rapid process that allows sample to be imaged within minutes
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- Archaeal cells from underground gas reservoir
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- Tobacco stem volume acquired by array tomography and visualised in TESCAN VOLUME ANALYSIS software