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A mouse eye that was rendered optically transparent with EZ Clear. The eye is made up of a glowing rainbow of colors.
From The Labs 

Simple, rapid and robust method makes mouse whole organs transparent for imaging

October 13, 2022October 13, 2022EZ Clear, imaging, immunofluoescence, optically transparent tissues, Research, whole organ clearing

This new tissue clearing method simplifies and speeds up the process to render tissue optically transparent, enabling 3D imaging of entire, intact tissues or organs.

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From The Labs 

How the egg and the embryo actually travel through the fallopian tube

August 5, 2021August 5, 2021animal reproduction, egg and embryo, fallopian tube, imaging, in vitro fertilization, oviduct, preimplantation embryo, Research, tomography

Eggs and embryos go through an unexpected journey that is more dynamic and complex than previously thought.

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From The Labs 

New evidence supports the presence of microbes in the placenta

June 13, 2019August 14, 2019bacterial RNA, imaging, microbiome, placenta, Pregnancy, Research

Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine previously found evidence that the placenta harbors a sparse but still present community of microorganisms, which they and other

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From The Labs 

Image of the Month: Close and personal with bacteriophage P22

April 3, 2017bacteriophage P22, cryo-electron microscopy, imaging, Nanotechnology, P22 virus, protein chemistry

For nearly 30 years the laboratory of Dr. Wah Chiu, Distinguished Service Professor and Alvin Romansky Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Baylor has

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From The Labs 

Image of the Month: Art meets science to show tomogram of neuron-like cell and model of bacterial virus

August 31, 2016electron cryomicroscopy, imaging, nanomachines, viral structure, virus

Dr. Wah Chiu heads the lab of Electron Cryomicroscopy of Biological Nanomachines at Baylor College of Medicine. In Chiu’s lab, science not only resolves microscopic structures

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From The Labs 

DNA origami: designing structures with potential new uses in nanotechnology

June 30, 2016algorithm, cryo-electron microscopy, DNA origami, imaging, Nanotechnology

Scientists are using DNA to build nano-scaled devices – DNA origami – that could be used to improve our understanding of basic biological mechanisms as well as

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From The Labs 

Image of the Month – Triple immunofluorescence of MCF-7 breast cancer cells.

February 16, 2016Cancer, imaging

IMAGE OF THE MONTH: MCF-7 breast cancer cells: Triple immunofluorescence for estrogen receptor (in red), androgen receptor (in green) and glucocorticoid receptor (in blue) demonstrates marked

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From The Labs 

Image of the Month: Mouse breast tumor cells

December 15, 2015Cancer, imaging

Mouse mammary carcinoma 4T1 cells in pseudo-colored scanning electron micrographs. These mouse breast tumor cells (shown in these pseudo-colored scanning electron micrograph, are used to

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From The Labs 

Electronic algorithms help "find" patients lost in the system

June 15, 2015algorithm, imaging, Patient safety, Process Improvement, public health

By Julia Parsons In an era when increasing pressures to increase clinical productivity can create data overload and when time is limited, sometimes the critical issue

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From The Labs 

Image of the Month — Graphene ribbon as an ideal scaffold.

March 16, 2015Cancer, imaging

  The large surface area of graphene, a thin, tightly packed layer of carbon atoms, makes it an ideal scaffold to which you can attach a

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From The Labs Image of the Month From the Labs: a transparent heart

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