Developmental Biology

Laser Microdissection Publication List



This monthly updated reference list demonstrates the major application fields for laser microdissection in life science research.



Laser Microdissection

May 14, 2013

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Molecular Developmental Biology: Norwegian Marine Research Scientists Solve the Mysteries of Evolution



The human nervous system is an infinitely complex network consisting of some 100 billions of neurons. It is the result of many-faceted evolutionary processes spanning millions of years which, like the development of other organ systems, have been little researched so far.



Confocal Microscopy

Feb 12, 2013

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Taking the Long View



In exploring how embryos take shape, John Wallingford has identified a key pathway involved in vertebrate development – and human disease.



Live-Cell Imaging

Sep 11, 2012

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Webinar: Live Cell Imaging



Cells communicate and interact with one another to transmit signals and initiate reactions that facilitate coordinated events. These interactions are critical in almost every aspect of physiology, from transmitting neuronal signals that allow us to sense hot and cold to initiating immune responses that fight against infection.

May 24, 2012

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Webinar: Morphogenesis



Morphogenesis – literally “shape creation” – is responsible for the diversity of biological shapes that make up Darwin’s “endless forms most beautiful and wonderful”. In recent years, the combination of cutting edge microscopy and molecular approaches in developmental, cell, and molecular biology have provided an increasingly in-depth view of how organisms (and all of their integral parts) form from a single cell. In this exciting webinar...



Live-Cell Imaging

Feb 29, 2012

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Webinar: Forces in Cell Biology



Chemical and electrical signals are well known to contribute to the growth and development of an organism; recently, there has been an emerging focus on another cue that can inform cellular development: physical force. Cells are pushed, pulled, and squeezed as they undergo biological processes such as cell division, migration, and morphogenetic events, and exciting recent work is identifying the role such forces play in governing cell function.



Live-Cell Imaging

Apr 04, 2011

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Webinar: Amplify the Power of Imaging



High Content Screening (HCS) is the answer to the change from descriptive to quantitative fluorescence imaging in life sciences research.



Confocal Microscopy

Feb 18, 2010

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