Cell Biology - PhaseView

Light-Sheet Microscopy for Cell Biology

Explore cellular structures and cell division through three-dimensional and time-lapse imaging. These examples show fluorescently labeled samples, with captions describing the biological material and available imaging parameters.

Zebrafish cellular division with NLS and H2B-mCherry nuclear staining — Imaging of zebrafish cellular division with nuclei labelled using NLS and H2B-mCherry staining. Courtesy of Nadine Peyrieras, BioEmergences, Gif-sur-Yvette, France. © 2023 PhaseView.

Blood cell flow in a live zebrafish — Imaging of blood cell flow in a live zebrafish. These rapid circulatory movements were captured for only a few seconds. © 2023 PhaseView.

Drosophila egg with RFP-labelled nuclei and GFP-labelled membranes — Drosophila egg with RFP nuclear staining and GFP membrane staining. Objective: 60X/1.0 NA water immersion. © 2023 PhaseView.

Twenty-eight-hour Astyanax morpho development time-lapse — Twenty-eight-hour time-lapse of Astyanax morpho development with mCherry nuclear staining and GFP cytoplasmic staining in the head. © 2023 PhaseView.

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Explore cellular behavior in 3D, from cell division to dynamic processes in living samples. Tell us what you want to observe, and we can discuss an imaging approach for your experiment.

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