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Leica CFP Fluorescence Filter Cube 11513892

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Product description

Fluorescence filter cube for CFP and cyan fluorophore detection in Leica fluorescence microscopes.

The Leica CFP Fluorescence Filter Cube 11513892 is a microscope filter assembly designed for CFP (Cyan Fluorescent Protein) detection and imaging of related cyan fluorophores in compatible Leica fluorescence microscopes.

  • Includes matched excitation and emission filters
  • Includes a dichroic beam splitter for fluorescence signal separation
  • Designed for fluorescence microscopy and CFP-based cellular imaging
  • Easily replaceable within compatible Leica fluorescence microscope systems
  • Suitable for laboratory applications in cell biology, molecular biology, biotechnology, and fluorescence analysis
  • Manufacturer: Leica
  • Part number: 11513892
  • Type: CFP fluorescence filter cube
  • Compatibility: Leica fluorescence microscopes
  • Condition: Used, described as fully functional and in good condition

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Last updated 6 November 2026