Cool Myosin zipper!

Imaged on our omniOPM system.

#FlourescenceFriday

A little late entry for #flourescencefriday, but here's the vasculature of the adult murine leg.

Nothing fancy, just some old sample doing things earlier today. #FlourescenceFriday

With everything that's going on, I needed this cool data 1 day before #flourescencefriday. It's my first time with #GCaMP imaging (green), and you can clearly see Aβ42 induced hyperexcitability at the same time that we also see BBB leakage (not shown)! #zebrafishrock

Happy #FlourescenceFriday and #OpenScienceWeek! Our #CellLineOfTheWeek is Myosin Light Chain 2v. 💪🧫

Our cell lines & plasmids are available for just the cost of shipping to support scientific discovery.

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It's Halloween 🎃 #FlourescenceFriday! Here is a microscopic pumpkin generated by showing a cell nucleus in 🟠 with the primary cilium "stem" in 🟢! I hope everyone has a spooky 👻 day! 🔬 by @stjuderesearch.bsky.social grad student Christina Wang. 🧪

Since we missed #FlourescenceFriday, here is our first Bluesky #MicroscopyMonday post. Thanks to our village to help us troubleshoot! Next up.... the rig.

Imaging neurons quickly for 3min typically won't give you huge cell-wide cytoskeletal events, but you do get to capture fun little tugs and loops in the soma and neurites (as well as whatever the hell is going on in the bottom right).

Stain: @spirochrome.com SiR-Tubulin

Happy #FlourescenceFriday!

"Zebrafish head"

In this captivating image, we can see the labeling of blood vessels in the head of a #zebrafish. Taken by Marko Pende on the #mesoSPIM in December 2022.

#flourescencefriday 🐟🎸 🧪🤝 #microscopy #fluorescentproteins #lightsheet

Happy #FlourescenceFriday! Our #CellLineOfTheWeek is SON, a cell line and plasmid that illuminates ✨ nuclear speckles ✨ a real science word for nuclear proteins involved in gene expression.

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Simply beautiful! Your flourescencefriday images always make my day :-) Thanks for sharing!

I love this. Maybe we can get #MacrophageMonday to stick and then we’d have #TcellThursday along with #FlourescenceFriday and it would be beautiful immunology all week long.

It's #FlourescenceFriday ! This is the optic tectum of a ring-billed gull brain. The red areas are made up of very young neurons, while the green are mature. The egg-shaped structure in the top left part is the nucleus pretectalis principalis, which plays a role in processing visual information.

I get lost in your FlourescenceFriday posts but enjoy your Tidewater sunrises and sunsets. Thank you for posting…