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Flower Power
Spincoated lipid membrane on a glass coverslide made of DOPC and DPPC in the ratio 1:1 The flower domains become visible when cooled in a hydrated state.
[Fluorescent microscopy: Thomas Elmelund Rasmussen]
Reindeer
NIH 3T3 cell transfected with YFP bound to a plasmamembrane protein. The image shown is composed of an overlay of images taken with a confocal microscope.
[Confocal microscopy: Eva Arnspang Christensen and Mathias Lysemose Clausen]
Drop of oil in a green sea
Oil droplet labeled with Rhodamine-DHPE (red) and calcein (green) in the external solution. The photo shows a distinct pattern of labeling near the top of the oil droplet. The droplet is approximately 100 microns in diameter.
[Confocal microscopy : Martin Hanczyc and Luis Bagatolli]
Blue tulip
Fluorescent microscopy image of the top of a gland in the skin of a mouse. The gland ensures that the fur of the mouse is smooth and soft. The gland is also present in humans and the lipid within the gland is colored blue.
[Fluorescent microscopy : Maria Bloksgaard Mølgaard]
Swiss Cheese
Cryo-TEM micrograph of a crossection of vesicles in a frozen hydrated state. They are made with a single chain F-surfactant and a hydrotropic salt at low concentration.
[Cryo-transmission electron microscopy : Alfredo González-Pérez]
Smiley
Confocal LSM image of a vesicle made of lungsurfactant isolated from porcine bronchoalveolar lavage labeled with Bodipy-PC and DiIC18.
[Confocal laser scanning microscopy : Jorge Bernardine de la Serna]
Ceramide facettes
Mixture of 85% POPC and 15% ceramide3 (mol%) labeled with DiIC18 (green) and Bodipy (red). DiIC18 dye prefers to be in the gel phase while the Bodipy dye prefers to be in the fluid phase of the lipid mixture. This clearly indicates that POPC/Ceramide3 binary lipid mixture has phase coexistence of gel/fluid phase. The gel domains are more flat and straight which was observed first time in this kind of mixture.
[Confocal laser scanning microscopy : Raghu Sankar]
Spaghetti
An AFM image [2,5x2,5μm] of Lambda DNA on a mica surface. The white dots are NiCl2 crystals with diameter of approximately 30nm.
[Atomic force microscopy : Agnieszka Gorska]
Serillana con peineta
A Two-photon LSM image of a vesicles made of lungsurfactant isolated from porcine bronchoalveolar lavage labeled with Rhodamine-PE and Perylene.
[Two-photon scanning laser microscopy : Jorge Bernardine de la Serna]
Lipid Gymnastics
Computer modelling of chain reversal of oxidized lipids in a lipid bilayer composed of POPC lipids and oxidized PazePC lipids. The image shows a simulation snapshot of the chain reversal of a carboxyl-group containing lipid acyl chain reversing into the aqueous phase.
[Computer modelling : Himanshu Khandelia]

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