Microphotography of research subjects demonstrates beauty in nature.
Photo by Thomas Smink - Zebrafish embryos in a 96 well plate. Bright-field light microscopy. |
Photo by Anna Stauffer - Zebrafish embryo tail stained with antibody to show slow muscle fibers. Confocal immunofluorescence image. |
Photo by Rick Stahl - Dissociated dorsal root ganglion nerve cells. Confocal immunofluorescence image: neurofilament (green), DNA (blue). |
Photo by Rick Stahl - Dorsal root ganglion from embryonic rat. Confocal immunofluorescence image: neurofilament (red), β-dystroglycan (green). |
Photo by Robert Erdman - Rat sciatic nerve Schwann cells on collagen type IV. Immunofluorescence microscopy: vinculin (green), actin (red). |
Photo by Robert Erdman - Rat sciatic nerve Schwann cells on collagen type IV. Confocal immunofluorescence image: vinculin (green), actin (red). |
Photo by Anna Stauffer - Neonatal mouse retinal blood vessels. Left: normal retina. Fluorescence microscopy after perfusion with FITC dextran. |
Photo by Anna Stauffer - Neonatal mouse retinal blood vessels. Right: after 5 days in 75% oxygen. Fluorescence microscopy after perfusion with FITC dextran. |
Photo by Rick Stahl - Rat sciatic nerve Schwann cells co-cultured with dorsal root ganglion nerve cells. Confocal immunofluorescence image: laminin-2 (green), myelin basic protein (red), DNA (blue) |










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