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Turning Pixels into Poetry
I have been trained on—and serve as a super-user of—the Nikon Eclipse 80i epifluorescence microscope, the DeltaVision Elite and Leica THUNDER widefield imaging systems, Thermo Fisher’s CX7 high-content imager, and the ZEISS LSM 900 confocal microscope.
Watch this space for new additions to my collection of favorite captures!
Turning Pixels into Poetry
Image of U2OS cells infected with Chikungunya virus (early stage) that I captured won first prize in the research photography contest at Johns Hopkins University. G3BP1 (red), nsP3 viral protein (green)
HeLa cells treated with sodium arsenite. pan-ADPr (green), G3BP1 (red)
Live-cell imaging of CRISPR knock-in GFP–G3BP1 cells treated with sodium arsenite.
Image of U2OS cells infected with Chikungunya virus (late stage stage). nsP3 viral protein (green), G3BP1 (magenta), eIF3b (blue)
HeLa cells stained for eIF3b (red) and nuclei (DAPI)
Live-cell imaging video of U2OS cells infected with chikungunya virus. G3BP1 (magenta), nsP3 viral protein (blue)
U2OS cells throwing a New Year party!
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