Electron microscopy

Divine Disorder Segment #4, Joe Baraby Church: Next we have Joe Baraby, Senior Microscopic Analyst for McCrone Institute, if I can get this to turn off. Thank you. Alright. Thank you, Mr. Baraby....

(Long) This is a digital microscope, and I'm going to show you how we use this instrument to investigate the debris that was brought back from the International Space Station. The debris was...

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Hello, I am Dick McIntosh, professor of Cell Biology at the University of Colorado in Boulder. This is the third of three lectures that I am going to give on the subject of chromosome movement. And in...

Hi, Ira Mellman again from Genentech. I'd like to continue our discussion of the cell biology of the immune response, this time turning to specifically the problem of antigen presentation and...

Hi, and welcome back to iBioSeminars. My name is Dianne Newman, and I am a professor at the California Institute of Technology in the divisions of Biology and Geological and Planetary Sciences. I am...

So in the first lecture I stressed the importance of protein phosphorylation for biology and in the second lecture I tired to articulate for you the protein kinase molecule, the three-dimensional...