Categories imaging biology notesThe surface of a brachiopod embryo Post author By Bruno C. Vellutini Post date 1 May 2018 59 Comments on The surface of a brachiopod embryo Embryo of the brachiopod Novocrania anomala at the gastrula stage showing its outer surface and the blastopore at the bottom. Cell membranes were stained (F-actin) and the original image stack was converted to a 3D animation using Fiji/ImageJ.Also on: TwitterRelacionado Tags brachiopoda, confocal, embryos, imagej, microscopy, novocrania anomala, novocrania anomala, tweets ← A typical lightsheet microscopy session → The Pluteus Trip 59 replies on “The surface of a brachiopod embryo”LikesDaniel RíosEwerslabNat Prunet 🌸🔬🏳️🌈🐸Rachel🐸Miller🐸Antoine TRILLERRebecca AdikesAbhishek DasJean A.QuarentombrasRannyele RibeiroIvan Ferreiracid developmentPG Sanchez 🇵🇭🏳️🌈 #BlackLivesMatterRAJ LAKRAOfra GolanijuAlexis J. Lomakin, Ph.D.Steph Nowotarski PhDTessa MontagueMarcelo V. FukudaKyle DeMarrQiongxuanOcéane TournièreEduardo ZattaraKevin Kocot 🏳️🌈Pavel TomancakJen LeerichNestor NazarioYara Sanchez CorralesCarl Emil CarlsenTara FineganNadia KorsakovaVladimir MashanovJavier Ortega HernándezFrederik VanhoutteCaitlin Redak is on a boatJennifer AdcottPeterFelix WoitzelMartín-Durán labEmilio LannaRob TetleyLeo 柿 BorgesGrant BatzelChiara SinigagliaDr Sophie ActonRepostsAndreas Heyland👁👅👁Kevin GoheenAntoine TRILLERDaniel RíosFelix WoitzelAlexis J. Lomakin, Ph.D.Columbia Genetics and Development DepartmentQuarentombrasVanessa KnutsonElizabeth Duncan 🐝👩🏼🔬the NodeLeave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *CommentName * Email * Website Notify me of new posts by email. Ou responda pelo seu site! Cole o URL do seu post aqui:
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