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| The above image of a Zebrafish Spinal Column was taken by Doctor Angie Ribera on the Zeiss 2-photon microscope. Click the picture to see the Ribera profile | The above movie depicts the fluctuation of spinal motor neurons. Click the movie to see more of Doctor Ribera's microscopy work. (If the movie stops, click reload) |
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The above images were taken by Doctor David Rodman and his staff. From bottom left to top right: endothelial cells stained with phospho eNOS, eNOS, and Dapi; human lung tissue stained for T-type calcium channels; and mouse lung tissue. Click the pictures to see the Rodman Profile | |
| Hippocampal Neurons | |
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| The above images of neurons were taken by Doctor Susan Masino. They are stained with BCECF-AM, a PH sensative dye. Click the pictures to see the Masino Profile | |
| Olfactory Receptor Neurons | |
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| The image above was taken by Research Associate Doctor Chunbo Zhang and Doctor Diego Restrepo on a confocal microscope. Connexin 43 is stained in red and the Olfactory Marker Protien is stained in green. Click the picture to see the Restrepo Profile Learn More! |
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| Uterine Artery | |
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| The image above was taken by Doctor Margueritte White on the Zeiss 2-photon microscope. This uterine artery of a guinea pig shows the co-localization of eNOS stained in green and Caveolin 1 stained in red. Click the picture to see the White Profile | |
| Mammary Alveoli | |
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| The above two images were taken by Dr. Peggy Neville on the Zeiss 2-photon microscope. It is stained with Dapi and Alexa 433. Click pictures to see the Neville Profile | |
| Dorsal Root Ganglion | |
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| The above two images were taken by Dr. Rock Levinson on a confocal microscope. Sodium Channels are stained in red, Ankyrin is stained in green, and the yellow stain highlights channel nodes. Click pictures to see the Levinson Profile | |
| Frog Neuromuscular Imaging | |
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| The above four images were taken by summer fellows Clinton Cave II and Jamil Farbes on a confocal microscope. The images are a frog neurmuscular nerve terminal stained with FM 1-43 dye. The images viewed in sequence display the effects of nerve stimulation; the terminal destains as it loses dye through its vesicle function. click the images to learn more! | |
This Gallery and the accompanying faculty profiles were prepared by summer fellow Clinton Cave II, Yale '06