ANZAC Research Institute – Sydney Australia
Here is one of the images that we took using a Leica SP8 confocal microscope this week in the lab. It is a 3D image of a HeLa cell that has completely stuffed up mitosis (undergone mitotic catastrophe). It has separated whole chromosomes randomly into 2 daughter cells instead of separating the two identical chromatids in […]
Read More Cell Image of the Week – Mitotic CatastropheBig congratulations to Sam on being awarded a prestigious APA PhD scholarship from the Australian Government and the UNSW. Very well deserved and looking forward to Sam joining us for an exciting 3 years.
Read More We have a new PhD Student !Exciting news the Garvan now has a nice brand new website. You’re welcome to check us out here [Link]
Read More New Garvan Website is now Live !Our favourite protein in the lab is Greatwall kinase. It was first discovered in 2004 to be critical for cell division in fruit flies (1,2) . The trail then went cold for a few years as to its exact function, but in 2009, while I was working as a post-doc in France, I was fortunate […]
Read More A brief Intro to Greatwall Kinase…The King of MitosisOriginally posted on Science Tech Blog:
ICY is some great free software that goes extends beyond image J and provides some more advanced tools and a nicer GUI. There are also a heap of cool plugins available including a new one called Active cell, which makes it quick and easy to outline a cell in…
Great news for those who cannot afford the very price commercial alternatives for 3D analysis of microscope images. You can download the software here And you can read the original research article published in Nature Protocols here
Read More Vaa3D: New FREE open source software for 3D image analysis !