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Biomedical Imaging Unit - Southampton
Добавлен 17 апр 2014
The Biomedical Imaging Unit (BIU) is a joint facility of the Faculty of Medecine, University of Southampton and the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust (UHS). It is dedicated to high quality and high resolution imaging in 2D and 3D by light microscopy, electron microscopy and computed tomography as well as the analysis of those datasets
We are located at University Hospital Southampton, some 2 miles from the main University Campus at Highfield and provide diagnostic electron microscopy services to UHS and other hospitals and research microscopy support to the Faculty of Medicine, the wider University, other universities, industry and artists.
We are located at University Hospital Southampton, some 2 miles from the main University Campus at Highfield and provide diagnostic electron microscopy services to UHS and other hospitals and research microscopy support to the Faculty of Medicine, the wider University, other universities, industry and artists.
Видео
3 Coral skeleton and pore structures assessed by uCT (Jacob Trend)
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3 Coral skeleton and pore structures assessed by uCT (Jacob Trend)
2 Microscopic Melodies Cancer Cells Unveiling their Silent Symphony (Aya Ben Issa)
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2 Microscopic Melodies Cancer Cells Unveiling their Silent Symphony (Aya Ben Issa)
1 Organoid ballerinas nutcracker (Arda Tarcan)
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1 Organoid ballerinas nutcracker (Arda Tarcan)
Rare Disease Day Katie's insight
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It's Rare Disease Day! Our very own Katie Dexter shares an insight into what it is like living with a rare disease. Katie has Primary Cillary Dyskinesia (PCD) which is a genetic disease that affects the structure and motility of the hair-like structures called cillia. When cillia are healthy and motile, they beat in synchrony to keep the airways clear of mucous. However, when the cillia are def...
How do we safely image animals in a research laboratory?
Просмотров 1692 года назад
This is a short film covering some of the basics of imaging animals such as mice, rats, and rabbits, in our MILabs micro-CT and optical imaging scanner. This scanner is located in a research department, and we hope that this short film will help you understand how we look after our animals during imaging, and some basics of how this imaging works. If you want more information on fluorescence, c...
Transmission Electron Microscopy renal pathology
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This video explores renal (kidney) pathology, which is one of the many diagnostic uses for transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Biopsies of the kidney are taken from patients and a tiny piece is sent to us for viewing at very high magnifications. The TEM allows us to see the glomerulus of the kidney, which is where blood is ultrafiltrated, and to look for small ultrastructural changes or imm...
Femoral head bone tissue which has been decalcified, stained with heavy metals.
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First microCT results show the cartilage, subchondral bone and trabecular bone layers. Secondly, SBFSEM is used on a sub-volume to image osteocytes at higher resolution. Segmentation of the SBF SEM data allows identification of the cells, nucleus, mitochondria and cell processes. (created by Patricia Goggin)
Segmentation of SBF SEM osteocyte data
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Segmentation of the SBF SEM data allows identification of the cells (yellow), nucleus (blue), mitochondria (red) and cell processes (green).(created by Patricia Goggin)
Reconstruction of osteocyte from SBFSEM
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150 SBF SEM slices from bone tissue. Segmentation and reconstruction visualises the osteocyte within the hard bone matrix showing the cell processes. (created by Patricia Goggin)
Osteocytes and processes SBF SEM
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An SBF SEM data stack of murine bone has been segmented to show the connectivity of the osteocyte network. Osteocytes = yellow, processes = green.(created by Patricia Goggin)
Osteocyte SBF SEM
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SBF SEM data has been segmented to show a single osteocyte and the associated cell processes.(created by Patricia Goggin)
CT results on decalcified and heavy metal stained murine bone.
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CT results on decalcified and heavy metal stained murine bone.
Transmission Electron Micoscopy Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia
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Transmission Electron Micoscopy Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia
Tissue Sectionning using an ultra- microtome
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Tissue Sectionning using an ultra- microtome
Staining of grid-mounted thin section for TEM
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Staining of grid-mounted thin section for TEM
thank you for this!
Wow how to do this?
When this lady says something is “the bee’s knees,” she knows what she is talking about!!!
That's so cool! When magnifying enough, you might even see Biden's brain.
you'd be pretty hot, as a general rule, if you lost some of that tummy flab. I know this comment is fundamentally offensive.. but I don't care. What I care more about is how appealing and charismatic you are, Melissa.... and simply, that if you lost that paunch, you'd be quite the panty's worth. Look... think about it. that's all i'm saying
Thanks very good
Excellent video. That model of ultramicrotome is beautiful. I think it is a Reichert Jung OMU3. The macro images showing slices being coaxed onto a grid are very nice.
That is creepily amazing.
❤ nice
What happen if this cells interact with contrast media?
Love this! To be able to see what the lung tissue really looks like! I’m a retired nurse and often wondered about being to see what the body parts look like. Thank you so much❣️
I came here to ignore the amazing visuals and whine about the substandard audio.
Hi, get a mic
Where can I buy an affordable e microscope?
No,I poor
Thank you Melissa, I find your profession infinitely fascinating
Quantum tunneling for the most part 😃
very good topic .. your audio sucks !!
Fucking amazing.
The audio is terrible.
I worked in the EM lab (SSEM and TEM) of Dr. Bruce Wetzel at the NIH. As a darkroom tech. I printed all the images generated by the electon microscopes. One of my favorite images was of a female Schistosome with her mate. :visualsonline.cancer.gov/details.cfm?imageid=1762
That’s so cool. Is there a place I can find more images like this?
Impresionante. 😮
At first I though "meh, this is not that detailed" but then she started to zoom in
thank u for this good job 😘🌼🌱
Really informative, I never new there were so many stages! Great video 😊
Can watch DNA RNA transcription , translation process under this microscope
I like it.
It has almost no structure anymore. Bone like that is prone to spontaneous fracture.