Medical Physics
BIOPI Laboratory
Medical Physics
BIOPI Laboratory
Photodynamic therapy in multiwell plate
With lighting equipment for controlling the amount of light delivered, it is possible to illuminate wells with red light and activate photosensitive molecules to cause photochemical reactions leading to cell death.
Photodynamic therapy in multiwell plate
With lighting equipment for controlling the amount of light delivered, it is possible to illuminate wells with different wavelengths (blue, green and red) and activate different photosensitive molecules to cause photochemical reactions leading to cell death.
Material handling within laminar flow
Laminar flow allows the handling of biological samples while protecting the scientist from contamination. In addition, it allows the sample to be protected from external factors, allowing the manipulation of cells or microorganisms.
Use of micropipettes for volume control
With the use of micropipettes and special tips, handling very small volumes is possible, down to volumes of 0.1 uL.
Photodynamic therapy in multiwell plate
With lighting equipment for controlling the amount of light delivered, it is possible to illuminate wells with red light and activate photosensitive molecules to cause photochemical reactions leading to cell death.
Photodynamic therapy in multiwell plate
With lighting equipment for controlling the amount of light delivered, it is possible to illuminate wells with different wavelengths (blue, green and red) and activate different photosensitive molecules to cause photochemical reactions leading to cell death.
Material handling within laminar flow
Laminar flow allows the handling of biological samples while protecting the scientist from contamination. In addition, it allows the sample to be protected from external factors, allowing the manipulation of cells or microorganisms.
Use of micropipettes for volume control
With the use of micropipettes and special tips, handling very small volumes is possible, down to volumes of 0.1 uL.
Welcome to the Biopi Laboratory. Directed by professor Hilde Buzza. In this laboratory we carry out experimental research in Medical Physics.
We invite you to click on each of the highlighted points to learn more about our techniques and equipment.