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I demo'ed the CARV system.  I was quite impressed with how good it
was but spent my money on a LSCM.  The CARV is great if you simply
want cleaned up images of fluorescent specimens but power users need
a LSCM.  It wasn't cheap but it was less expensive than a LSCM.

>Hi
>I'm looking for information about CARV microscopy ?
>Is is usefull like laser confocal microscopy ?
>Is it cheaper ?
>Every informations are welcome
>Thank you
>
>Guillaume FAGOT
>Intego
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