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Confocal microscopy III

Mouse hippocampus

GFAP (for astrocytes) / Iba-1 (microglia) / Hoechst (nucleus). Author: Prof Saez

Confocal microscopy I

Optical nerve

tiled scan

Confocal microscopy II

Heart tissue section

Super-resolution image of detyrosinated tubulin.

Detyrosinated tubulin in neurons.

left = confocal, right = STED

Super-resolution 3D dSTORM image of microtubules

Alpha-tubulin in HeLa cells.

Color-coded z-distribution.

Structured illumination microscopy (SIM)

Multicolor labeling of an eukaryotic cell.

red =actin, green = focal adhesions, blue = DAPI

Combined SD-TIRF imaging of cellular vesicles

3D reconstruction of CLN3-vesicles and lysosomes in HeLa cells.

green = CLN3-GFP, red = lysosomes

Super-resolution radial fluorescence microscopy (SRRF)

Mutli-color HeLa cells

green = F-Actin red = alpha-Tubulin gray = TOMM-20

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TOP DOWNLOADED ARTICLE 2017-2018

Recently, one of UMIF research small report about the potential utilization of Spinning Disk-TIRF in cell biology have been reported in between the most 20 downloaded paper of journal of microscopy last year.

Thank you to all of you that have been downloading and reading this paper, and we warmly invite all the others to have a look to our works about Spinning Disk-TIRF microscopy:

Here are the paper links (please see also our publication page):

Journal of Microscopy

http://doi.org/10.1111/jmi.12626

JoVE

http://doi.org/10.3791/58756

JoM top20