Screw-actuated microinjection-microaspiration syringe and manipulator
- maker:
- Hamilton Bonaduz AG
- modifier:
- Research Instruments Limited
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Micromanipulation equipment, used for in vitro fertilization of ovum with sperm, consisting of manipulator,
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Screw-actuated microinjection-microaspiration syringe and manipulator, made by Hamilton Bonaduz AG, Graubünden, Switzerland and assembled by Research Instruments Limited, Penryn, Cornwall, England, 1990-1995. Used for egg manipulation during the IVF process.
This equipment is used for the in-vitro fertilization of an ovum with sperm. The equipment consists of two micromanipulators, two microsyringes and an Olympus trinocular microscope. It was made by Research Instruments Ltd., England.
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Details
- Category:
- Laboratory Medicine
- Object Number:
- 1995-732 Pt3
- Materials:
- aluminium alloy, glass, plastic (unidentified), steel (metal)
- Measurements:
-
syringe: 18 mm x 210 mm x 180 mm, .025kg
manipulator: 35 mm x 100 mm x 190 mm,
- type:
- syringe
- taxonomy:
-
- furnishing and equipment
- tools & equipment
- medical instrument
- credit:
- Research Instruments Limited
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