Cytena Gmbh

Lena Lautscham

Jonas Schöndube

Julian Riba

Clara Siber

Nathanael Dögel

Riko Moroni

David Rauch

Agnes Johansson

The invention relates to a method for detecting a particle in a container filled with liquid, the method having the following steps:

Method for detecting a particle in a container filled with liquid

A microscope comprises a housing having a receiving portion for receiving at least one biological sample, an optics module comprising several objectives and an illumination system for illuminating at least one biological sample and/or an acquiring system for acquiring light coming from at least one biological sample, wherein the optics module is arranged in an inner space of the housing. The microscope is characterized in that the microscope comprises a replacement system for replacing an objective by one of the other objectives wherein the replacement system is configured to replace the objective by means of moving the optics module relative to the housing and/or by means of moving the housing relative to the optics module.

Microscope having movable multi-objective optics module

The invention relates to a dispensing device having a dispenser for dispensing a liquid containing at least one cell and/or at least one particle and an optical detection device for optically detecting at least a region of the dispenser, which has a light source for emitting an illuminating light for illuminating the region and a deflection device for deflecting a detection light emanating from the region. The dispensing device is characterised in that the deflection device deflects the detection light at least twice, in particular exactly twice.

Dispensing device having a dispenser for dispensing a liquid containing at least one cell and/or at least one particle

The invention relates to a method for examining a liquid which contains at least one cell and/or at least one particle using a first and a second measurement signal emanating from a liquid region, wherein the method has the following steps: (a) reading the first measurement signal and analysing the first measurement signal; and (b) determining based on the analysed first measurement signal () whether a detection of the second measurement signal () is carried out and a reading of the detected second measurement signal is completed, or whether a reading of the detected second measurement signal () is completed, or whether a reading of the detected second measurement signal () is interrupted.

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Freiburg, Germany

Lena Lautscham