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From: John Zemek <asiP@rainet.com>
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Subject: Re: Ca imaging using MACs
Date: Thu, 09 Apr 1998 17:58:51 -0700
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To: Leslie S Satin <lsatin@hsc.vcu.edu>

Dear Leslie,

Our company offers a couple of  solutions for simultaneous  Ca+2 imaging and
electrophysiology with your Instrutech ITC-16.  We offer a Mac Based software
packaged called Cytos that can acquire a few complete frames per second and
offers a number of features.  We also offer a high speed PC system that can be
easily interfaced with the ITC-16.  This system is called TILLvisION and is
based around a high speed scanning monochromator from TILL Photonics.  This
system can acquire 29 full frames per second and over 100 sub frames per
second.  For more information you can visit our web site at
http://www.ASIimaging.com or contact us at (800)706-2284 or (541) 485-2284.

Best Regards

John

Leslie S Satin wrote:

> Does anyone out there in the MAC world have any experience imaging Ca with
> a macintosh computer, boards etc? We do cellular electrophysiology with an
> Instrutech ITC-16 ad/da board and are considering simultaneous Ca imaging.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Les Satin, Ph.D.




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