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Nikon C-AS Analyzer Microscope Accessory for Gout Analysis

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€443.27excl. VAT

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Product description

Nikon C-AS Analyzer microscope accessory designed for gout crystal detection with model C-N6A nosepiece compatibility.

The Nikon C-AS Analyzer (Part No. MBN91921) is a precision microscope accessory specifically designed for gout crystal analysis. It integrates seamlessly with Nikon microscopes featuring the model C-N6A nosepiece with an analyzer slot, allowing enhanced optical observation crucial in clinical diagnostics of gout.

  • Compatible with Nikon microscopes using the C-N6A nosepiece (nosepiece not included)
  • Utilizes polarization optics to differentiate urate crystals essential in molecular diagnostics and biomedical research
  • Essential for researchers and clinicians in fields such as biotechnology, biomedical engineering, and clinical laboratory diagnostics
  • Inspected and tested by an Authorized Nikon Service Technician to ensure operational reliability
  • Supports applications in bioprocessing workflows that involve crystal identification and live-cell imaging adjunct analysis

This analyzer module is widely used in clinical and biomedical research laboratories for enhanced identification of gout crystals, contributing to accurate and rapid diagnosis in molecular pathology and biopharmaceutical production pipelines focused on inflammatory disease research.

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Last updated 19 October 2026