Have you ever seen the black box that is the inside of a microscope objective? Today Dr. Stephen Ross of Nikon gave a fascinating lecture on what goes into the design and manufacturing of an objective.
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Happy #microscopymonday from this scan of some primary #astrocytes in culture captured in both brightfield and fluorescence imaging modalities 🔬🧪🧠
Red - NeuN Cyan - Tyrosine Hydroxylase Yellow - Hoechst
Happy #fluorescencefriday !
Decided to switch it up this week with an image of some nigral neurons from some of our labs #parkinsons disease work 🔬🧪🧠
It’s that time of week for another #fluorescencefriday !
Hopefully you won’t get tired of looking at #astrocytes because we don’t get tired of imaging them 😎
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Big congrats to @megan-hager.bsky.social on her award for innovation in human & animal health presenting the business model of our #microscopy and #imageanalysis core! 🔬🧪🧠
Cyan - GFAP Red - Hoechst
2-for-1 post coming at you for both #worldparkinsonsday and #fluorescencefriday
Another #astrocyte grown on coverglass reminding everyone of the important role of #glia in #parkinsons
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Green - GFAP Magenta - Nuclear counterstain
Happy #WidefieldWednesday Bluesky!!
A new hashtag to appreciate all of the wonderful widefield #microscopy work shared here 🧪🧠🔬
Today we are sharing this photo of a primary #astrocyte grown on cover glass used in the study of #Parkinsons disease, imaged with a VS200 slide scanning microscope.
We have considered it! The literature is a bit mixed about the effects of tissue clearing protocols on glial morphology but some of the newer hydrogel-based methods seem promising!
Nice work 🧪
Happy #fluorescencefriday Bluesky!
This week, we are sharing a quick video of a 3D render of #alzheimers disease microglia from a Z-stack captured on our VS200 🧪🧠
We are excited to be connecting with so many research groups world-wide! We continue to be inspired by everyone’s posts each week!
“This week in…” series are really good. There are several with different focuses (e.g., virology, neuroscience, etc.) but are hosted by knowledgeable experts and offer journal-club-esque discussion of novel papers
Green - GFAP Red - ALDH1L1 Blue - DAPI
Happy #microscopymonday Bluesky 🙌🏼
Today, we are sharing a high mag image of a primary murine astrocyte captured using an Olympus VS200 slide scanner 🧪🧠
Cyan - TH Red - Iba1 Green - GFAP Blue - DAPI
Happy #fluorescencefriday to the microscopy folks of Bluesky! 🧪
Please enjoy this image hot off the slide scanner piloting our new decon module in a murine #Parkinsons model