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Nikon BrightLine DAPI Fluorescence Filter Cube 5060B-NTE-ZERO, Semrock S-000177

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Product description

DAPI fluorescence filter cube for Nikon microscopy, Semrock S-000177; tested and ready for use.

The Nikon BrightLine DAPI fluorescence filter cube 5060B-NTE-ZERO is an optical filter assembly for fluorescence microscopy and DAPI imaging applications. The unit is identified as Semrock S-000177.

  • Product type: DAPI fluorescence filter cube
  • Configuration: 5060B-NTE-ZERO
  • Part number: Semrock S-000177
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This microscope filter cube is intended for DAPI-based fluorescence analysis in biological research, cell imaging, molecular biology, and biotechnology workflows. Further technical specifications were not provided in the listing.

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Last updated 3 November 2026