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Leica YFP Fluorescence Filter Cube 11513893

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Product description

YFP fluorescence filter cube with coordinated excitation, emission, and dichroic filters for Leica microscopes.

The Leica YFP Fluorescence Filter Cube 11513893 is designed for fluorescence microscopy applications involving YFP (Yellow Fluorescent Protein) and related yellow fluorophores. It contains coordinated excitation and emission filters with a dichroic beam splitter for selective fluorescence detection.

  • Manufacturer: Leica Microsystems
  • Item number: 11513893
  • Type: YFP fluorescence filter cube
  • Application: YFP and yellow-fluorophore fluorescence microscopy
  • Compatibility: Leica fluorescence microscopes
  • Configuration: Excitation filter, emission filter, and dichroic beam splitter
  • Condition: Used; reported to be in good condition and fully functional

This Leica microscope filter cube is suitable for laboratory fluorescence imaging, cell biology, molecular biology, biotechnology research, and YFP-based protein-expression studies.

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Last updated 24 October 2026