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  1. questionWhat can be done about static discharge during perfusion with the PDMI-2?
    This problem is usually associated with air or solution flow within the perfusion lines. The simplest way to address the problem is to use stainless steel needles in the bubble traps and ground them.

  2. questionWhat type of chamber can be used with the PDMI-2?
    Compatible chambers for the PDMI-2 are: Model Number Description Catalog number LU-PD Corning 35 mm Petri dishs 65-0054 MSC-TD Teflon/glass coverslip dish 65-0051 MSC-PTD Teflon/glass coverslip dish 65-0050 LU-ASP Leiden Aspirator 65-0047 LU-CSD-Special Leiden mul ...

  3. questionWhat type of microscopes can be used with the PDMI and PSMI?
    The PDMI and PSMI are compatible with inverted microscopes from Nikon, Olympus, Zeiss, Lecia, and Unico having a flat stage, or Zeiss and Lecia microscopes having a detachable, M typemechanical stage.

  4. questionAre Willco Wells 35mm glass bottom dishes compatible with the PDMI-2 microincubator?
    The PDMI-2 is designed to fit the Corning dishes which have an OD of 36.5 mm. The OD of Willco dishes is 34.9 mm. So, while Willco dishes can insert, they will be slightly loose within the PDMI body.

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