The Microbial Super-Resolution Microscopy Lab
The workhorse in the lab, our Nikon N-STORM
Our second microscope, a Zeiss Lattice SIM5
Our in-vitro infection model flow system
A UPEC filament reverting back to rods after infection
UPEC cells in various shapes after infection
Fluorescently labeled E. coli cells exploding when exposed to 100 ug/ml Ampicillin. A few cells can't be killed.
E. coli cells exploding when exposed to 30 ug/ml Ampicillin.
Some cells are harder to kill.
E. coli cells shaped in various shapes,
Cytoplasmic GFP (pseudo colored)
Streptococcus mutans labeled with two different FDAAs and Imaged by STED
E. coli cells shaped in various shapes expressing fluorescent protein fusions to FtsZ
Streptococcus mutans labeled with OGDA (FDAA) and Imaged by Confocal and STED (before and after)