IMAGE OF THE MONTH
Paule Dagenais, a postdoctoral fellow in the laboratory of artificial and natural evolution (LANE, Milinkovitch-Tzika's group) took this image of the lower jaw of a dog embryo on a lightsheet microscope. Fluorescence signal comes from a nuclear staining.
It was shot at the Photonic Bioimaging Center, using the Milteny Biotech Ultra blaze microscope.
It is dedicated to providing state-of-the-art equipment and technology for light microscopy. Specialists offer advice and guidance for each step of your imaging project starting from experimental approach to data analysis.
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