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Nikon LV-DIC-A Differential Interference Contrast (DIC) Prism Slider for Microscope

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Product description

Nikon LV-DIC-A DIC prism slider enhances epi-illumination contrast in microscopy for cellular imaging.

The Nikon LV-DIC-A DIC Prism Slider is a precision accessory designed for Nikon microscopes to enable Differential Interference Contrast (DIC) microscopy utilizing epi-illumination. This DIC prism slider enhances image contrast by modulating polarized light, which is critical for live-cell imaging, biomedical engineering, and molecular diagnostics requiring high-resolution visualization of transparent specimens.

  • Compatible with Nikon microscope configurations employing epi-illumination
  • Part number: MBH63100
  • Designed to improve contrast in optically transparent biological samples without staining
  • Widely used in cell imaging, fluorescence analysis, and biotechnology research applications
  • Essential for synthetic biology and gene editing workflows where precise cellular morphology assessment is required

This component is crucial for laboratories focused on bioprocessing research and neuroimaging applications where non-invasive contrast methods provide detailed structural information. The LV-DIC-A prism slider supports advanced microscopy setups in biomanufacturing pipelines and clinical diagnostics by enabling enhanced differential interference contrast capabilities.

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Last updated 3 November 2026