2024 Fall Advanced Light Microscopy Class Students Microscopy Image Collection
The micrographs below showcase a variety of plant and animal samples captured by students in the BI368 Advanced Light Microscopy class. These images were acquired using different microscopy techniques available at the SMMIC, including brightfield, darkfield, modular contrast, phase contrast, polarizing, Differential Interference Contrast (DIC), fluorescence, and confocal laser scanning microscopy. Each technique highlights different structural or biochemical features of the specimens, demonstrating the power and versatility of modern light microscopy in biological imaging.
Differential Interference Contrast (DIC) image of Cosmarium by Abigale Glasman鈥�26
Confocal laser scanning microscope image of Penium cell wall (Jim5 label) and chloroplast by Stuart Malone鈥�26
Bright field light microscopy image of Ctenoid scale by Abigale Glasman鈥� 26
Water flea under Darkfield microscopy by Gabriel Mahady鈥�24
Confocal laser scanning microscopy image of a mouse kidney tissue by Alec Llerena鈥�24
Fluorescent microscopy image of Pediastrum with labeled nuclei by Gabriel Mahady鈥�24
Modular contrast microscopy image of Radiolaria by Stuart Malone鈥�26
Polarized light microscopy image of pear tissue with full wave compensator by Abigale Glasman鈥�26
Phase contrast microscopy image of Pediastrum by Gabriel Mahady鈥�24
Brightfield light microscopy image of Spirogyra by Gabriel Mahady鈥�24
Salt crystals under darkfield microscope by Stuart Malone鈥�26
Confocal laser scanning microscopy image of sheep muscle tissue with labeled nuclei, myosin and laminin by Stuart Malone鈥�26
Brightfield microscopy image of dictydium by Sara Goldstein鈥�24
Polarized light microscopy image of potato starch grains by Allison Conwell鈥�24
Polarizing microscopy image of dogfish placoid scales with a full wave compensator by Abigale Glasman鈥�26
Confocal laser scanning microscope image of human foreskin fibroblast cells by Stuart Malone鈥�26
Bright field image of ctenoid scale by Sara Goldstein鈥�24
Polarizing microscopy image of tilia stem by Abigale Glasman鈥� 26