Invitrogen EVOS M7000 Cell Imaging System (AMF7000)

The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) seeks to purchase an Invitrogen EVOS M7000 Cell Imaging System to support high‑throughput, high‑resolution imaging of 3‑D in‑vitro models in endocrine‑disruptor research. The system will automate imaging of 96‑well plates, provide advanced fluorescence and live‑cell capabilities, and improve data consistency across large experimental sets. The acquisition will enable the Molecular Pathogenesis Group to increase workflow efficiency, reduce manual imaging time, and generate standardized, reproducible data for ongoing NIH research projects. • Equipment: Invitrogen EVOS M7000 (AMF7000) imaging system • Intended use: High‑throughput cellular morphology, proliferation, and protein expression analysis in 3‑D models • Key features: Plate‑scanning automation, 96‑well plate capability, advanced fluorescence, live‑cell imaging • Funding source: NIH internal research budget (no external grant indicated) • Procurement type: Direct purchase/solicitation (Invitation for Bid) • Contact: Francisca K. Wagstaff (NIH) for technical and contractual questions.