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The most sensitive green and red #norepinephrine #sensors engineered to date are out in #naturemethods! Deeply grateful to all our funders and contributors who made this work possible. A true team effort. @erc.europa.eu @snsf.ch doi.org/10.1038/s415...
Microscopy image of keratin (cyan) and desmosomes (magenta)
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Figure showing the comparison between spinning disk (SD) confocal, SIM and ExM when imaging Drosophila cemtrioles.
Emma Burns, Anastasia Amoiroglou, Gregory Rogers, Nasser Rusan and colleagues develop an expansion microscopy protocol for Drosophila cultured cells and tissues, which they use to dissect centriole biology.
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Prime numbers 2-4999, animated with ggplot2+gganimate.
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We have a number of fluorescent protein pairs here that are great for FLIM www.addgene.org/browse/artic...
Yes! Many of our plasmids are here www.addgene.org/Justin_Taras... and both NPY-GFP (exocytic vesicles) and clathrin light chain-GFP (endocytic sites) make excellent sub-diffraction biological targets.
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I am excited to share our first Pt replica EM images. It took us a little while, but now we have establish the unroofing, drying and Pt coating workflow 🎉 Great work by our postdoc Luis Wong Dilworth! The image below shows the cytosolic membrane leaflet of a fibroblast 👇
Super cool. Septin/actin rings maybe.
This is a scientific figure from the paper mentioned in the post. It shows fluorescence and electron microscopy images and associated schematics for using the ferritag to image clathrin coated pit proteins.
I'd like to draw your attention to this truly excellent paper from the Taraska lab on cryoET of plasma membrane associated proteins. Everyone who is thinking about probes in the cryoET space should also see what they could do with ferritag (fig 6) www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Not necessarily unhappy. Muscle cells have extensive flat clathrin lattices. Some cells stimulated with EGF also have them. Highly metastatic cells can accumulate them. They are used as adhesion and receptor organization sites.
Is the third image at the bottom surface of the cell? Those are likely large flat clathrin lattices that can accumulate in some cell types at the bottom of the cell.
CD44 and Ezrin restrict EGF receptor mobility to generate a novel spatial arrangement of cytoskeletal signaling modules driving bleb-based migration https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.12.31.630838v1
