Fluorescence Gallery

The gallery contains samples of work produced by users of the VMIL and Microscopy Suite as well as ITG Staff.  Categories are grouped by microscope used and type of image.   For any questions, feel free to contact VMIL.

	1	Cytoskeleton of a cultured epithelial cell.   Microtubules are shown in green, actin is shown in red and DNA is in blue.   Image by Steve Rogers.  (Fluorescence Microscope)
	13	Cytoskeleton of a cultured epithelial cell.  Microtubules are shown in green and actin is shown in red.  Image by Steve Rogers.  (Fluorescence Microscope)
	14	Cultured epithelial cell undergoing division.  This cell is in anaphase of mitosis.  Microtubules are shown in green, actin is in red and mitotic chromosomes are colored blue.  Image by Steve Rogers.   (Fluorescence Microscope)
	15	Cultured epithelial cell undergoing division.  This cell is in metaphase of mitosis.  Microtubules are shown in green, actin is in red and mitotic chromosomes are colored blue.  Image by Steve Rogers.  (Fluoresence Microscope)
	16	Cytoskeleton of a cultured epithelial cell.  Microtubules are shown in green and DNA is shown in blue.  Image by Steve Rogers.   (Fluorescence Microscope)
	17	Cultured epithelial cell undergoing division.  This cell is in prophase of mitosis.  Microtubules are shown in green, actin is in red and mitotic chromosomes are colored blue.  Image by Steve Rogers.  (Fluorescence Microscope)
	18	Cultured epithelial cell undergoing cell division.  This cell is in prophase of mitosis.  Microtubules are shown in green, actin is in red and mitotic chromosomes are colored blue.  Image by Steve Rogers.   (Fluorescence Microscope)
	19	Cultured epithelial cell stained to show the distribution of the nucleus (in green) and the Golgi apparatus (in red).  Image by Steve Rogers.   (Fluorescence Microscope)
	35	Low-magnification image of epithelial cells stained to show actin (in red), microtubules (in green) and DNA (in blue).  Note the four rounded cells undergoing cell division.  Image by Steve Rogers.  (Fluorescence Microscope)