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November 20, 2017, via Nature Scientific Reports
New research in Scientific Reports finds that treatment of heart attack in rats with stem cell transplants performed much better when included with small-molecular hydrogel growth scaffold. Imaging was performed with a Nikon Ti-U.
November 15, 2017, via Cell Press
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November 13, 2017, via Nikon Instruments
The rumors are true, we have a new CLARITY lens! Check out our new CFI90 20xC Glyc objective for cleared tissues, featuring an unprecedented 8.2mm working distance.
November 09, 2017, via Nature Scientific Reports
Micropattern live cells using an inkjet printer and image using a Ti-S microscope! Printing was performed straight into a typical liquid medium-filled culture dish without specialized substrates.
November 08, 2017, via Cell Press
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November 07, 2017, via Nature Scientific Reports
New research in Nature Communications demonstrates 10+ minute live super-resolution imaging of mitochondria using ATTO 647N NHS-ester on the Nikon N-SIM system.
November 06, 2017, via Nature Methods
Check out our latest application note on optogenetic control of signaling using a DMD, appearing in this month’s issue of Nature Methods.
November 01, 2017, via Nature Materials
Stanford University researchers find that cultured neural progenitor cells need to degrade their 3D hydrogel growth matrix in order to help retain stemness and allow enough cells to be produced for therapeutic use. CARS imaging of hydrogel structure performed using a Nikon inverted microscope.
October 31, 2017, via Nature Communications
Check out this new platform for functional brain imaging and mouse behavioral training, featuring voluntary head fixation and #multiphoton imaging using the Nikon A1R MP resonant-scanning multiphoton system.
October 30, 2017, via Medical Xpress
Can brain imaging identify persons with thoughts of suicide? Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and University of Pittsburgh have combined fMRI and machine learning to identify neural representations of concepts related to life and death in persons with and without suicidal tendencies.
October 27, 2017, via Cell Systems
Researchers at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill shine a light on DNA damage checkpoint dynamics of human cell cycle with help from a Nikon Ti inverted microscope.
October 26, 2017, via Nature Scientific Reports
Read about how split GFP tagging allows characterization of a multimeric protein involved in dementia and ALS. Confocal imaging was performed with a Nikon C2 microscope.
October 20, 2017, via Medical Xpress
McGill University researchers have discovered that RNA encoding certain synaptic proteins are degraded faster in patients with Alzheimer's.
October 18, 2017, via Nature Scientific Reports
Nematodes are harmful and difficult to control agricultural parasites. However, researchers have succeeded in creating a transgenic tobacco relative resistant to the nematode R. similis. Nematode imaging was performed with a Nikon Ti inverted microscope. Scientific Reports
October 13, 2017, via Current Biology
Reef-building coral are well known for producing a calcium carbonate skeleton, but new research in Current Biology elucidates the mechanism of its formation using Lattice Light Sheet Microscopy (LLSM) and Nikon’s NIS-Elements software.
October 11, 2017, via Chemistry World
Gold-enhanced DNA may sound like science fiction, but researchers at Newcastle University have succeeded in creating DNA-based semiconductors by incorporating chains of gold ions. This provides a potential new avenue for nanoscale device fabrication and self-assembling electronic circuits.
October 10, 2017, via Nature Communications
Using induced pluripotent stem cells, researchers have engineered human intestinal grafts, a major step towards organ-scale technology for treating patients with intestinal failure. Imaging was performed with a Nikon TE200 inverted microscope.
October 10, 2017, via Nikon Instruments
For a limited time Nikon is offering a special discount on new Photometrics Prime 95B™ sCMOS cameras to customers trading in their old EM-CCD.
October 09, 2017, via Biophysical Journal
New near-infrared fluorescent proteins for imaging in neurons published in Biophysical Journal! Confocal imaging performed with a Nikon Ti inverted microscope with Yokogawa W1 spinning disk.
October 06, 2017, via Science Signaling
Research in Science Signaling describes a powerful new approach for treating Ewing's Sarcoma by combining the small molecule YK-4-279 with the established chemotherapeutic drug vincristine.
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