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Hi, Adrian - 

I can't give you any opinion on it, but a company you may not have thought
of is Olympus, since they are new to offer an MP system.  

Have fun,
 Holly
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Subject: Multi-Photon systems for deep imaging in intact tissues

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Dear all,

Here at the Centenary Institute (Sydney, Australia) we are in the  
process of acquiring a multi-photon system for deep imaging in intact  
tissues (mainly mouse tissue). 

I'm looking for any comments/reviews (good or bad), about particular  
systems, vendors, options etc, from people who are active in this  
field  (comments on service/support are probably not that relevant  
unless you are located in Australia or have comments on the parent  
company).

Our principal investigator is keen on the Ultima system from Prairie  
Technologies but at this stage we are still open to (almost) all  
possibilities. 

I look forward to some interesting responses.

Regards,

Adrian Smith
Manager, Cytometry Facility,
Centenary Institute, Sydney, Australia


PS a second, related, email to follow asking for similar comments on  
a general-purpose confocal system.