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Five lasers are provided, as detailed below. Lasers may be turned on as required.
Fluorescence is delivered from the sample to the detectors via 5 fiber optics corresponding to the excitation laser.
The fibers terminate in fixed-alignment assemblies known as trigons and octagons. Long-pass dichroics pass
the signal around the assembly, extracting longer wavelengths first, and proceeding to shorter wavelengths.
Detectors within a trigon or an octagon are labeled alphabetically, with detector "A" detecting the longest
wavelength and detector "C" (trigon) or "H" (octagon) detecting the shortest.
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