The best of two worlds: CLEM

Datum

29.09.2015

Zeit

14:00 - 16:00

Sprecher

Thomas Müller-Reichert MTZ), Thomas Kurth (CRTD),Jean-Marc Verbavatz (MPI-CBG), Michaela Wilsch-Bräuninger (MPI-CBG),Andreas Müller (PLID), Nicolas Brouilly (MPI-CBG)

Sprache

en

Hauptthema

Biologie

Andere Themen

Biologie, Medizin

Beschreibung

Correlative light and electron microscopy combines the versatility of a light microscope (usually a fluorescence microscope) with the resolution power of an electron microscope. This technique provides ultra-structural as well as contextual information and thus enables to image across different scales, from centimeter to nanometer. The seminar will focus on the technical aspects of the method as well as its application. Thomas Müller-Reichert (MTZ): Introduction Thomas Kurth (CRTD): CLEM of immunolabelled ultra-thin sections Jean-Marc Verbavatz (MPI-CBG): Using CLEM to characterize unknown intracellular compartments Michaela Wilsch-Bräuninger (MPI-CBG): Identification of rare structures by CLEM Andreas Müller (PLID): Ultrastructural analysis of insulin secretory granule ageing by super resolution and transmission electron microscopy Nicolas Brouilly (MPI-CBG): Correlative PALM/STORM and electron tomography

Links

• to announcement of the organizer

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