Sentences with phrase «cell nuclei images»

With the proven success of the imaging technique, Larabell said it's possible to perform statistical analyses based on large collections of cell nuclei images sorted by different stages of development.

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Images from a mouse study show the male brain (top) has many more cells in the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, an area that regulates anxiety and response to stress.

This image shows infected mouse spleen containing fast (green) and slow (orange) growing Salmonella (blue: nuclei of mouse cells).

The image shows human cells (green) on the nanoneedles (orange), which has DNA injected into the cells» nuclei (Blue).

This is a microscope image of a cell with silver nanoparticles with green fluorescence and red - stained nucleus.

Some cell nucleus detections correspond to background objects, arising from autofluorescence and limitations in image quality.

Once a cluster of supervoxels has been identified as a cell nucleus, the computer uses that information to find the nucleus again in subsequent images.

Images taken with an electron microscope confirmed that not only was its DNA separate from the rest of the cell, it was enclosed by a double membrane — just like the membrane envelope surrounding the nucleus of complex cells.

In this image, the cells are stained red for cell protrusion, yellow for cell membrane and blue for nucleus.

This image shows cell death of the human neural progenitor cells (hNPCs) is mark by cleaved caspase 3 in red, the nuclei of hNPCs are labeled by DAPI in white / grey, and the ZIKA virus is labeled by ZIKA virus envelope protein in green.

Microscopic images show that RMC - 1 prevented FOXM1 from entering the nucleus in cultured human airway epithelial cells and in mouse allergen - sensitized respiratory airways.

High resolution 3D images reveal that once the three components of the parasite — nucleus (blue), other organelles (red), and the green pore the parasite brings with it and through which it invades (green)-- have attached to the cell, a switch is triggered and the parasite is free to burrow through the cell's membrane.

To overcome the problem of visualizing chromatin in an intact nucleus, O'Shea's team screened a number of candidate dyes, eventually finding one that could be precisely manipulated with light to undergo a complex series of chemical reactions that would essentially «paint» the surface of DNA with a metal so that its local structure and 3D polymer organization could be imaged in a living cell.

The image shows a growing oocyte in the middle, which is very large with a bright green rim, surrounded by many small red follicle cells whose nuclei are stained blue.

Time - lapse microscope images show the packing of chromosomes in a chicken cell's nucleus into tiny capsules.

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With high - quality images, the program correctly identified nuclei within cells just about perfectly.

The image was taken with a confocal laser scanning microscope and shows cells giving strong inmmunofluorescence staining for CD3 antigen (green), indicating presence of cells of T - lymphocytes origin in the infarct zone of the heart tissue, counterstained nuclei with DAPI (blue).

Jennifer Lippincott - Schwartz showed several images of the ER and explained: «The ER occupies about 25 % of the cell excluding the nucleus at any particular time, but since it is moving, it explores 97 % of the cell within 15 minutes.

(Right three images) Labeled images created with three different fluorescent labels, revealing invisible details of cell nuclei (blue), dendrites (green), and axons (red).

New method to visualise chromatin organisation in 3D within a cell nucleus (purple): chromatin is coated with a metal cast and imaged using electron microscopy (EM).

Each set of 2 - D images was used to calculate a 3 - D reconstruction of a cell detailing the changing chromatin formations in the nuclei.

Confocal images of sections of the seminiferous tubules illustrated the existence of various iPS cell - derived EGFP - positive cells, including flattened fibroblast cell - like myoid at the outermost layer of the tubules, spermatogonial stem cells with spherical nuclei closest to the basement membrane and spermatocytes with distinctive chromatin closer to the lumen than spermatogonial stem cells (Figure 6D).

«Being able to directly image and quantify changes in the nucleus is enormously important and has been on cell biologists» wish list for many years.»

These protein filaments (shown in this computer - generated image) provide stiff structural support to the nucleus, Mahamid says, making it the least pliable organelle in the cell.

The painting Knowledge of Good & Evil is a good example: a cell - like shape with an image of an embryonic figure (just a thick drip of paint) contained in a nucleus that looks like a dark field of stars.