Agilent PicoTREC Topography and Recognition Imaging System for Atomic Force Microscopy is the first atomic force microscope (AFM) option from Agilent to give researchers the ability to detect and map molecular binding events while simultaneously generating topographic images in real time. This molecular recognition tool has been designed for use with Agilent’s patented MAC Mode on the 5500 AFM and 5500 inverted light microscope (ILM) systems. The 5500 AFM provides a wealth of unique technological features, including patented top-down scanning, ultra- precision temperature control, and industry-leading environmental control. Agilent’s 5500 ILM system combines the power of this high- resolution AFM with the direct optical viewing capability of an inverted optical microscope. With PicoTREC, researchers can quickly identify molecules that are engaged in molecular binding events. Using PicoTREC and AFM tips that have been modified with specific biochemistries, researchers can rapidly identify areas on samples that are engaged in molecular binding events and generate a molecular binding image.
The Agilent PicoTREC Topography and Recognition Imaging System is designed to detect and map molecular binding events while simultaneously generating topographic images in real time. It functions as the first atomic force microscope (AFM) option capable of this dual capability, utilizing Agilent's patented MAC Mode.
| Compatibility | Requires Agilent MAC Mode; Compatible with the Agilent 5500 AFM and 5500 ILM |
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| Dimensions | 10cm (H) x 25cm (W) x 24cm (D), 1kg |
| Power Source | Supplied by PicoScan controller |
The system requires Agilent MAC Mode and is compatible with the Agilent 5500 AFM and 5500 inverted light microscope (ILM) systems.
The device measures 10cm in height, 25cm in width, and 24cm in depth.
The system is supplied by a PicoScan controller.