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Always a new surprise! Found sneaky diatoms on this slide I've had forever
I have a prepared obelia slide that I use for demos of our confocal. I also like to use it as a warm up before doing experiment imaging. Today while I setting up a demo I noticed that there are diatoms on it! Always something new to find!
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My ascaris gut entry in the UCB MIC / Zeiss image contest - woo I'm May!
mk2016
I think I like this Nitella globule in brightfield the best.
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Monaraphid diatoms on kelp, I love these neat little creatures - Cocconeis or Diploneis?
Tree-like conidia
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Pink!
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More Nitella - but it looks like earthworms
Nitella nucule
Nitella globule
Nitella globules
I spent a lot of time with this tissue and can't wait to talk about it!
This cardiac tissue was part of a large project I worked on for UCSF and Stanford. It was a lot of work and I'm really excited to present results of our microscopy methods project at ASCB. Come check it out on Sunday in the Light and Electron Microscopy poster session.Â
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Myriophyllum section - lil freshwater greens
What up wasp?
All my scope time right now feels like a sneaky luxury
Manged to sneak a little scope time!
Test Tube Lady
I caught up with a friend who I hadn't seen in a while and started chatting with her awesome kids. Her daughter was wearing an awesome dress with a popsicle pattern; before I could stop myself I complimented her on it. I try to never start conversations with girls by commenting on their appearances so I quickly moved to asking about what good books they'd both read recently.
We got to chatting some more and I was talking about my lab work and how I use a lot of test tubes. She jumped on the number I mentioned and in that fantastic, hyperbolic way kids speak and said, "I've never seen that many test tubes in my whole life!"
It got me thinking about how many test tubes I do use. I counted 52 for my most recent experiment and mentioned this to her mom on facebook. Her mom replied that her daughter referred to me as Test Tube Lady. Which, yes, yes I am.
Tusk-shaped diatoms with the SEM (4000x)
More diatoms! Sadly, the desktop SEM went back home!
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Really wish I had a desktop SEM of my own! Another weird lil diatom!
BPAE slide on the confocal for a quick check
Weird, the DAPI channel didn't come out.