Sentences with phrase «fluorescent microscope»

But placing cells under a standard fluorescent microscope essentially sentences them to death.

So it is no small feat to create an inexpensive fluorescent microscope, an instrument often used by medical researchers.

Their method can be used to trace cell lineages in multiple organisms and efficiently processes data from multiple kinds of fluorescent microscopes.

They injected small polymer particles into each cell, then tracked their motions under a standard confocal fluorescent microscope.

Lenses are no longer necessary for some microscopes, according to Rice University engineers developing FlatScope, a thin fluorescent microscope whose abilities promise to surpass those of old - school devices.

Traditional fluorescent microscopes are essential tools in biology.

«Lens - free fluorescent microscope: FlatScope may be the world's tiniest, lightest microscope for biological applications and beyond.»

This is what Ely Silk, 65, a retired business owner and former IBM programmer, did in 2002 when the mercury lightbulb in his regular fluorescent microscope reached the end of its one - to two - month life span.

Silk continued to adapt the microscope so that it could, like high - end fluorescent microscopes, detect materials such as chlorophyll or fluorescent dyes, which emit light when irradiated with specific light wavelengths.

To support their behavioral studies, the HHMI Janelia group performed deep brain imaging in freely - moving AGRP - specific calcium reporter mice using miniature head - mounted fluorescent microscopes.

Druckenmiller houses a specialized laser scanning confocal microscope (the only one of its kind in the state of Maine), as well as a scanning electron microscope and a number of conventional fluorescent microscopes, all of research quality.

Bitplane's IMARIS software offers 3 / 4D image visualization & analysis for microscopy images from light - sheet, confocal, spinning - disk, multi-photon and wide - field fluorescent microscopes and is the tool of choice for large data (> 1 TB).

For example, with standard fluorescent microscope filter sets, users can label multiple proteins of interest with a combination of green and blue or cyan and yellow moxFPs.

Sections were observed and photographed with a Leica DM 400B fluorescent microscope, attached to an Olympus DP72 camera.

Professor Zhang's team were able to visualize the pinning, stretching and rupturing of cervical cancer cells by immunostaining different parts of the cells and viewing them under a confocal fluorescent microscope and a high - resolution scanning electron microscope (SEM).

Such study requires many long hours in the dark rooms of fluorescent microscopes.

FlatScope is being developed at Rice University for use as a fluorescent microscope able to capture three - dimensional data and produce images from anywhere within the field of view.

But this time, they added a third group of suitors: males that produced HP - I, but were genetically modified so that their offspring would glow bright blue when viewed through a fluorescent microscope.

The image of the analogue was taken with a fluorescent microscope.

When they examined the xylem under a fluorescent microscope, they saw that bacteria had accumulated around pit membranes in the first few millimeters of the wood.

The sugar is tagged with a dye that lights up under a fluorescent microscope — but only if the dye isn't surrounded by water.

In the ACS Nano paper, Ozcan details a fluorescent microscope device fabricated by a 3 - D printer that contains a color filter, an external lens and a laser diode.

After 24 hours, labeled cells were counted under the fluorescent microscope.

Imaging was done by Olympus BX 61 Fluorescent microscope and images were captured by Image Pro Express software.

The image was taken using a fluorescent microscope at the SLIM facility in the School of Life Sciences.

In addition, a fluorescent microscope was used to examine host - pathogen interaction on a cellular level.