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Welcome to StainsFile by @STEMCELLTech! Here, you can enjoy easy and open access to all the protocols and supporting resources you need to help you fix, prepare, and stain specimens: https://t.co/v0ZcjTldGM 👩🏽🔬💻🧫🔬
#cellstaining#histology#microscopy#microscopymonday
New this month in JHC: "Two-step Gelatin Embedding Preserves Fibrocartilage Morphology, Enthesis, and Cartilage Stain of Bone Joints."
Click to read: https://t.co/lvKCzqLg1R
#cartilage#histology#immunostaining
A petavoxel fragment of human cerebral cortex reconstructed at nanoscale resolution
@michalj@ScienceMagazine 2024
https://t.co/Basp8kqGgF
H01 - 3D serial section scanning electron microscope data (4 nm resolution) of 1.05 mm3 human brain (left anterior middle temporal gyrus, epileptic)
https://t.co/lzQnKgh2Jm
CryoPRISM is a new tool from researchers at @MIT for observing cellular machinery in a natural environment.
Dr. Joseph Davis, the study's lead, says that cryoPRISM is the sweet spot between preserving native structures and high resolution: https://t.co/1K3KnchnLA
#Microscopy
Bread and butter post: Inflammatory cloacogenic polyp is a mucosal prolapse polyp at the junction of rectal glandular mucosa and anal squamous mucosa. Note that the the lamina propria is filled with smooth muscle rather than the usual complement of inflammatory cells.
Before tissues can be stained and studied, they need to be preserved and that’s where fixatives come in.
Selecting the appropriate fixative is an essential step in the staining process to ensure the foundation of your microscopy session is solid. Check out this database of fixatives to make sure you always choose right: https://t.co/RGzOH2QiG7
#HistologyResource
Take a look at these fluorescent egg chambers from the ovary of a fruit fly. Isn't the geometric nature of biology incredible?! #FluorescenceFriday
https://t.co/JHbCOLLHE9
Credit: Dr. Yujun Chen
MRI quality is often hampered by noise.
Researchers from @Tsinghua_Uni have proposed a new iterative residual learning strategy entitled “Noise2Average” for denoising #MRI data with multiple repetitions.
Read the abstract: https://t.co/YYOf38xeSd
Mechanical forces & cell shape guide how plant stomata form🥬👄
@RobinsonSci's team including @LeoSerra13 & Euan Smithers uncover how the interplay between cell shape & mechanical stress influences the orientation of stomata
https://t.co/erpdwyXW9J
https://t.co/h4yfo3Yl1Y
A new X-ray imaging technique could transform how hospitals analyse tissue samples, potentially speeding up diagnoses and improving outcomes for patients.
The study was led by researchers at @ucl: https://t.co/3NVMkWWJzm
New article in JHC: "Transforming Growth Factor-β Drives Epithelial Mesenchymal Transition and Reduces Synthesis of Unelaborated O-GalNAc Glycans in Breast Cancer Cells."
Click to read for FREE: https://t.co/kS4I1deM2f
#breastcancer#EMT#microscopy
#Fixation sets the stage for everything that follows. 🔬
From preserving tissue structure to influencing staining outcomes, the choice of fixative matters more than you think.
Brush up on the fundamentals and make more informed decisions at the bench: https://t.co/quoS2VJ8CQ
Researchers at @embl have tracked in real time nascent RNA structure formation, functionally characterizing up to 8 different types of RNA molecules.
Learn how they accomplished this with multicolor single-molecule #FluorescenceMicroscopy experiments: https://t.co/qr6EYK4ON6
What is a brain cell but not a neuron? It sounds like a riddle, but our brains are full of lesser-known cells besides the more well known neurons.
In this microscopy image, we see one such cell known as an astrocyte, named for their star-like shape. #SciShots
Should scientists connect more directly with policymakers? 🏛️
The latest Lab Coats & Life™ Podcast explores how researchers can engage in policy, communicate clearly, and bring a human perspective to real-world decisions.
🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
What makes a great #histotechnologist?
It’s more than technical skill. It's a blend of precision, curiosity, creativity, organization, and a commitment to patient care behind the scenes.
Learn how these core traits can make all the difference: https://t.co/8tEpvvX2Zn
Tired of trial-and-error with your antibodies? Finding the right conditions shouldn’t slow you down.
🧫 Get tailored dilutions for your targets in seconds with our Antibody Dilution Finder: https://t.co/F5TGRSr7at
Introducing FidlTrack from @Cambridge_Uni!
This new methodology benchmarks and improves Single Particle Tracking fidelity, making understanding dynamic behaviors of macromolecules within live cells even more accessible.
Abstract: https://t.co/OaaLW0zYId