This gallery features selected (microscope) images and videos acquired by our PhDs and postdocs.
A mouse small intestine organoid with altered morphology due to the misorientation of the mitotic spindle during cell divisions. Microscope: Nikon spinning disk confocal microscope. – Alessandro CorsiniHollow fiber (Blue = DAPI, Red = Phalloidin, Green = P-gp) – Ralph de GrootControl spheroid 1H2B-GFP Phalloidin – Stijn den DaasDying breast cancer organoid due to cocultue with taxane activated T cells (Cyan = DAPI, Magenta = Cleaved-caspase-3) – Tatum van MaanenA mouse small intestine organoid with altered morphology due to the misorientation of the mitotic spindle during cell divisions. Microscope: Nikon spinning disk confocal microscope. – Alessandro Corsini
Monitoring of cilia movement in human nasal epithelial cell cultures of healthy and PCD individuals
Derived from wild-type and primary ciliary dyskinesia (CCNO mutation) human nasal epithelial cells stained with Sir-tubulin and imaged with Lattice light sheet microscope.
