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11/03/2010
- Cellvizio brings hope in Alabama
Shyam Varadarajulu, from UAB explains in the Birmingham Medical News how Cellvizio improves diagnostics, patient care and helps reduce procedures cost and time.
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Plants
Most plants can easily be imaged at 488 nm because they are autofluorescent for this wavelength. The images below include both examples of plant autofluorescence as well as detection of GFP in transgenic species.
The Cellvizio® can be used to image and screen plants on site and can be useful especially for structures that are not easily accessible with other techniques, like roots.
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Cell walls of a corn leaf, stained with propidium iodide
Field of view 400*280 µm
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy O.Turc, LEPSE, INRA, Montpellier, France
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Cell walls and nuclei in a GFP transgenic rice leaf
Field of view 400*280 µm
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy JP.Verdeil, IRCAD, Montpellier, France
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Cell walls of GFP rice roots
Field of view 400*280
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy JP.Verdeil, IRCAD, Montpellier, France
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Autofluorescence of the back side of a corn leaf. The stomatas appear in dark
Field of view 400*280 ěm
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy O.Turc, LEPSE, INRA, Montpellier, France.
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02/05/2010
- DDW 2010
Come discover the latest Cellvizio developments at DDW 2010 in New Orleans. Visit us at booth #547 for a hands-on experience of Cellvizio.
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