17 results filtered with: Green fluorescent protein
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Neural stem cells transplanted into a mouse brain
Yirui Sun
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Muscle Innervation
Hermann Aberle, University of Munster
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Zebrafish embryos with green fluorescent myotomes
S. Roy & S Higashijima
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Zebrafish embryos with green fluorescent notocords
S. Roy & F. Muller
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Dorsal view of a zebrafish brain
Monica Folgueira & Steve Wilson
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New life - Cell division
Steve Winder
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Mosquito heads with green fluorescent eyes
Derric Nimmo & Paul Eggleston
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Neural stem cells transplanted into a mouse brain
Yirui Sun
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Zebrafish embryos with green fluorescent myotomes
S. Roy & S Higashijima
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Mosquito heads with green fluorescent eyes
Derric Nimmo & Paul Eggleston
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HeLa cells in metaphase
Laura Trinkle-Mulcahy
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Fast and slow muscle fibres in zebrafish myotomes
S. Roy & C. Wolff
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Developing muscles and their innervation during metamorphosis
Sudipto Roy
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Zebrafish embryos with green fluorescent midlines
S. Roy & F. Muller- Books
Aglow in the dark : the revolutionary science of biofluorescence / Vincent Pieribone and David F. Gruber.
Pieribone, Vincent.Date: 2005
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Paneth cells
Paul Appleton, University of Dundee
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Neuromuscular junction showing the association of the nerves and the muscle fibres. This image is taken from a Drosophila larva and shows the neuromuscular junctions stained with green fluorescence protein (GFP) in association with the muscle fibres in red. The muscle is stained with an antibody which provides the red colour and also shows the striated pattern of the contractile filaments (sarcomers) of the muscle.
Hermann Aberle, University of Munster