Very exciting to see Dr Chanukya Colonne @chancolonne present our work at the American Society of Hematology 2022 conference. Great job Chan! There was a great reception to Dr Jia Hao Yeo's amazing serial block face scanning electron microscopy!
All the way from Sydney, Australia, we have @chancolonne! She's been awarded the ASH-@hsanz_org_au Abstract Achievement Award for her research on a new subtype of erythroblasts 🔬 🩸 Read about why this #hematology expert is traveling across the world to experience #ASH22!
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@Culturon1 is very excited to be the industry partner for the successful Boosting Business Innovation Program External Research Collaboration Seed Funding application with Dr Clara Thao Tran from the School of Biomedical Engineering, University of Sydney.
Incredibly proud of my last PhD student from medical sciences at USYD @chancolonne. Not only was her abstract for the American Society of Hematology meeting selected for an oral presentation but it just was just selected for the ASH-HSANZ abstract achievement award!
Very proud of this work where we introduce the proof of concept for intracellular magnetic cell sorting where we use plasma-treated magnetic particles and histochemical dyes to separate populations according to intracellular traits.
https://t.co/siTx1puwoC
From our 'Tools and Resources' section: Fraser &co @DrStuartFraser1@Biologist_Bobby@blood_lab@SydneyNano@Sydney_Uni present Intracellular flow cytometric lipid analysis – a multiparametric system to assess distinct lipid classes in live cells: https://t.co/3xEAvIpbaM
Also check out the 'First person' interview with Badwi (Bobby) Boumelhem @Biologist_Bobby on work he did while a Postdoc @DrStuartFraser1@blood_lab@Sydney_Uni, developing an assay for intracellular flow cytometric lipid analysis: https://t.co/CEYPqWPFSs
The Greek alphabet has two letters ‘O’. A mega big one called Omega. And micro small one called Omicron. They were probably pronounced differently in Ancient Greek.
Interested in visualising and assessing lipids in cells? Check out our article published in the Journal of Cell Science: https://t.co/QL0WGtA6fX
We even wrote a free 'how-to' guide here: https://t.co/evRAPWqbrB :)
Our review from 2018 on Splenomegaly has resulted in a lot of very intriguing emails from around the world. We're very pleased that people have found it useful.
Every day the 5 birds with the least number of votes are removed from the poll. So you can vote again the next day. It’s getting competitive! Might be fun for kids interested in Australian nature.
We've just put online an easy protocol for staining sections with the lipophilic probes Nile Blue and Nile Red. Cheaper and easier to use than most lipophilic dyes. Thanks to @focalplane_jcs a great resource for microscopy. https://t.co/Ju6YU3LI4W
Very excited to get this work out! We describe the use of Nile Red and Nile Blue for imaging distinct lipid classes in cells for microscopy and flow cytometry. https://t.co/XkOfBrvt4s