Joanna Lipka is studying the microtubules in primary hippocampal neurons
Primary tasks:
Microscope
Leica DMI 6000 CS AFC with Adaptive Focus Control
Confocal module with filter free spectral detection, 2 … Read more
Maud Martin is studying microtubules in endothelial cells
Primary tasks:
Microscope: Axio Observer Z1 (inverted) (Zeiss, Germany)
Stage: motorized (Märzhäuser, Germany)
Objectives:
EC Plan-Neofluar 10x/0.3 WD=5.2mm, Air (Zeiss, Germany)
Plan-Apochromat … Read more
Suzan Ruijtenberg and Mike Boxem are imaging the worm (Ceanorhabditis elegans), in which their newly developed CRE-loxP based recombination system is illustrated in the intestine. Tissue specific expression of CRE leads to an intestine specific knock-out of their gene of … Read more
Marina Mikhaylova and Philipp Schätzle are studying the synaptic targeting of the protein in dissociated neurons.
Primary tasks:
Microscope: Eclipse Ti-E with PFS (Nikon, Japan)
Stage: MS-2000-XYZ with Piezo Top Plate… Read more
Emine Korkmazare and Ankie van Geffen are working on the skin samples of intracranial aneurism from a patient, looking for the collagen aberrations.
Primary tasks: Imaging of fixed samples
Microscope: Olympus AX70
Objective:
A full set of objectives from 2.5x … Read more
Benjamin Bouchet is checking the growth of the colony of the primary mammary cells
Primary tasks: Cell Culture Observation
Microscope: Nikon TS-100
Objective:
Plan Fluor 4x N.A. 0.13 phase-contrast
ADL 10x N.A. 0.25 apodized phase contrast… Read more
Helma van Riel and master student Kim Boonekamp are checking microtubule binding of kinesin Kif21A mutants
Primary tasks: Imaging of fixed samples
Microscope: Nikon Eclipse 80i
Objective:
Eugene Katrukha and Bas Cloin are cleaning the cover glasses for the single molecule imaging
Primary tasks:
• Cleaning the cover glasses for the single molecule imaging
Model: Harrick Plasma Cleaner PDC-002
Includes a 6″ diameter x 6.5″ length Pyrex … Read more
