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cilia movement

From The Labs

Team develops imaging method to capture previously inaccessible coordination of tiny hair-like cilia in live organisms

November 9, 2023 cilia,  cilia movement,  female reproductive system,  imaging technique,  Infertility,  optical coherence tomography (OCT),  Research

This new method gives researchers access to study previously inaccessible roles of cilia in the female reproductive system and infertility.

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From the Labs: Image of the Month

Microscopy image of mouse brown fat cells derived from the depot located in the neck, above the collarbone. The red color outlines individual fat cells, and green labels fat droplets inside the cells. The lipid droplets are a hallmark of mature adipocytes. Image courtesy of the Chen lab. From the Labs: Brown Fat

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