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[edit]DescriptionRat primary cortical neuron culture, 3D reconstruction (30614936992).jpg |
Rat primary cortical neuron culture, Antibody staining of bIII-tubulin (Cy2, green), Nestin (Cy3, red) and DCX (Cy5, purple), nuclei stained with DAPI (blue). 3D reconstruction of the deconvolved Z-stack (shadow projection).
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Author | ZEISS Microscopy from Germany |
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