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Laser configuration in the High Resolution Optical Imaging lab

 

About the videos on this page (below): Times are indicated in hours:
minutes:seconds; the embryos were imaged volumetrically every 2s
until hatching. All movies were acquired by Yicong Wu and Alireza
Ghitani in collaboration with the Colon-Ramos (Yale) and Bao
(MSKCC) labs.

Labeling Cell Nuclei in a Developing C. Elegans Embryo

Above: Labeling Cell Nuclei in a Developing
C. Elegans Embryo

Glow Worm: Green Fluorescent Proteins light up C. elegans

Above: Glow Worm: Green Fluorescent
Proteins light up C. elegans

Seeking Clues to Human Brain Development by Observing C. elegans

Above:Seeking Clues to Human Brain Development by
Observing C. elegans

Section on High Resolution Optical Imaging

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Expertise

The NIBIB Section on High Resolution Optical Imaging (HROI) develops novel technologies for studying biological processes at unprecedented speed and resolution. Research interests and ongoing projects include:

  • Furthering development of superresolution optical imaging techniques, particularly 3-D photoactivated localization microscopy (PALM)
  • Identification and screening of new photoactivable proteins and dyes for use in PALM or conventional imaging
  • Synthesis of novel non-diffracting light sheets and subsequent application to selective plane illumination microscopy (SPIM)
  • Improving multiphoton temporal focusing for high-speed imaging of cells and embryos
  • Development of high-speed, high-resolution THz microscope for diagnosing skin cancer and imaging biological surfaces
  • Construction of a 4-dimensional digital atlas of neuronal development in C. Elegans in collaboration with researchers at Yale University and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

Meet the Staff

Hari Shroff, Ph.D. - Chief and Investigator

Yicong Wu, Ph.D. - Staff Scientist

Andrew York, Ph.D. - Research Fellow

Peter W. Winter, Ph.D. - IRTA Postdoctoral Fellow

Peter Wawrzusin - Postbac

Recent Publications

Nat Methods. 2012 May 13;9(7):749-754. doi: 10.1038/nmeth.2025.
Resolution doubling in live, multicellular organisms via multifocal structured illumination microscopy.External link, opens in new window
York AG, Parekh SH, Nogare DD, Fischer RS, Temprine K, Mione M, Chitnis AB, Combs CA, Shroff H.
Software ReferenceExternal link, opens in new window

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Last Updated On 01/31/2013