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Pedro-
Are you using the femto-tips?  This are much, much smaller in inner diameter than 0.5 mm.  They can be purchased from Eppendorf or Zeiss.  I have used them but I cannot remember which was the vendor.
Center for Microscopy & Microanalysis
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Subject: Off topic - Microinjection  device

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Hi all,



This is a non confocal  question. Iīm trying to apply repeated
microinjections of caffeine to cells using a microinjection device from
Eppendorf (Femtojet) while determining calcium in the microscope. Our
problem is that using microinjection pipettes (tip inner diameter < 0.5 mm)
the tip gets blocked by debris from the medium (even perfusing cells). If I
use broader pipettes (letīs say 10-30 micrometers wide) the caffeine of the
tip is released prematurely. I also have a picospritzer II, but I donīt have
even the manual .



I would appreciate if any body in the list with some experience with any of
these equipments contact me off-list (or on-list)





Thanks

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