Glowing photos and cleavage movies (cell cleavage, that is)
by Brooke Borel
I finally cracked open the DVD I received last week from the Brad Shuster, one of my instructors at the MBL fellowship, to take a look at the images and videos that our group made during our stint in the lab. The first set includes tunicate larvae– the same guys that I talked about last week. Brad helped us color these with various antibody stains, which essentially tag specific tissue types with fluorescent dyes so that they glow under the […]
Categories: Uncategorized • Tags: fellowship, mbl, microscopy, sea urchins, tunicates
