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Category Archives: BioImage of the Week
BioImage of the Week #1
The image above is featured from Cornell University’s Life Sciences Core Laboratories Center. It is a gorgeous image of a bovine pulmonary artery endothelial cells taken with laser scanning confocal microscopy techniques. The cell is stained with a three dye system showing:
Tubulin: BODIPY FL-labelled tubulin antibody
Actin: Texas Red-X phalloidin
Nucleus/Chromosomes: Texas Red-X phalloidin
This gorgeous image illustrates [...]
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BioImage of the Week #2