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Light Microscopy Images

Light microscopy image of an inguinal lymph node labeled with multiple fluorescent markers. The multicolor labeling visualizes distinct cell types and structural regions within the lymph node

Light Microscopy image of an axolotl finger tip expressing a multicolor fluorescent proteins resulting in different colors for each cell — Axolotl tissue expressing a multicolor fluorescent LoxP reporter (i.e. Brainbow technology) supported by LMF CMCB

Multicolour polarized light microscopy image highlighting sceleton muscles in a zebrafish larva — Sceleton muscles in a zebrafish larva imaged with polarized light microscopy, supported by LMF CMCB

A monochrome fluorescence image of a yeast colony with highlighting the nuclear membrane — Colony of fission yeast cells that have their nuclear envelope (NE) marked with GFP. Note that the NE does not break down during cell division.

Single cell with the nucleus labeled in blue and different vesicles in green and red. Some vesicles show both labels - green and red

Dual colour fluorescence microscopy image of mouse skin blood vessels with special circulating cells highlighted in green

Light microscopy image of zebrafish pancreatic beta-cells labeled with multiple fluorescent colors. The different colors highlight individual beta-cells or groups of cells, illustrating their distribution and development. The image shows the variety and growth patterns of insulin-producing cells in the zebrafish pancreas

Light microscopy image of spinal cord tissue labeled with a nuclear stain, a proliferation marker, and a neural marker. The nuclear stain identifies the location and density of cell nuclei, the proliferation marker highlights actively dividing cells, and the neural marker labels neurons specifically. The combined fluorescent signals reveal cellular organization, regions of neural identity, and areas of active cell growth, illustrating the complex structure and regenerative activity within the spinal cord — Spinal cord

Transmitted light microscopy image showing a cross-section of testicular tissue stained with hematoxylin and eosin (H&E). The staining highlights cellular and structural details, with cell nuclei appearing blue to purple due to hematoxylin and the cytoplasm and connective tissue showing pink to red tones from eosin.

Light Microscopy image of histologically stained cross section of a male urethra — Urethra

Transmitted light microscopy image of a cross section through a willow stem. The cellular organization illustrates the structural support, transport pathways, and storage tissues characteristic of willow stems.

Electron Microscopy Images

TEM image showing microvilli in the intestine of the nematode C. elegans.

TEM cross section of the pharyngeal region of the nematode C. elegans, showing the ultrastructure of organs and cell types.

Transmitted Light and Fluorescence Microscopy image of the fluorescently labeled zebrafish embryo brain

Scanning electron microscopy image of an insect head showing the surface structure

Scanning electron microscopy image of a glas capillary with attached protein fibers (pseudo-coloured in green)

Scanning electron microscopy image of the surface of an isolated pancreatic islet. Combined signals of two different secondary electron detectors are shown in green and red. This results yellow on structures that provide both signals.

Image Processing

3D reconstruction of a blood vessel network of a part of a mouse brain (hippoocampus) — 3D reconstruction of a vascular network of the dentate gyrus in an adult mouse

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