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Image of myosin-actin interaction revealed in cover story of Molecular Cell

Scientists from the Burnham Institute for Medical Research and the University of Vermont have captured the first 3-dimensional (3D) atomic-resolution images of the motor protein myosin V as it "walks" along other proteins, revealing new structural insights that advance the current model of protein motility and muscle contraction. The culmination of four years of work, this collaboration among bi...

Key heart and Alzheimer's disease protein imaged for first time in native state

Researchers for the first time have created a three-dimensional image of apolipoprotein E, a protein long associated with cardiovascular disease and more recently with Alzheimer's disease, as it appears when it is bound to fat-like substances known as lipids. Using the technique known as x-ray crystallography, scientists at the Gladstone Institute of Cardiovascular Disease (GICD) have cre...

New MRI technique quickly builds 3-D images of knees

A faster magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data-acquisition technique will cut the time many patients spend in a cramped magnetic resonance scanner, yet deliver more precise 3-D images of their bodies. Developed at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the faster technique will enable clinics to image more patients - particularly the burgeoning group of older adults with osteoarthritis-rela...

Everything in its place: Researchers identify brain cells used to categorize images

Socks in the sock drawer, shirts in the shirt drawer, the time-honored lessons of helping organize one's clothes learned in youth. But what parts of the brain are used to encode such categories as socks, shirts or any other item, and how does such learning take place? New research from Harvard Medical School (HMS) investigators has identified an area of the brain where such memories are...

With record resolution and sensitivity, tool images how life organizes in a cell membrane

What's the difference between a lifeless sack of chemicals and a living cell? It's all in the way they're organized, according to Stanford biophysical chemist Steven Boxer. With colleagues at Stanford, the University of California-Davis and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, he has developed a way to image cell membranes with unprecedented resolution-on the order of 100 nanometers, a scale l...

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GenePix Pro Microarray Image Analysis Software from Molecular Devices

Description:GenePix Pro is the industry standard microarray image analysis software because of its unique combination of imaging and analysis tools, visualizations, automation capabilities, performance and ease of use. GenePix Pro is included with every GenePix scanner, and it also imports TIFF images from third-party scanners and all types of arrays. A wide range of spot finding and analysis features ensure...
Company:Molecular Devices

BD Pathway 435 confocal bioimager from BD Biosciences - Bioimaging

Description:The BD Pathway 435 is an affordable, compact benchtop imager compatible with multiwell plates and slides, providing a broad array of automated imaging capabilities. The system rapidly acquires high-resolution images with high-performance laser autofocus, true confocal optics, flexible computer-controlled excitation and emission filter changers, and a long-life alignment-free metal halide lamp.<p...
Company:BD Biosciences - Bioimaging

BD Pathway 415 bioimager from BD Biosciences - Bioimaging

Description:For applications not requiring confocal, the BD Pathway 415 is a cost effective alternative to the Pathway 435. And, the Pathway 415 can be field-upgraded to confocal if later applications require it. Robot-compatible, retractable plate...
Company:BD Biosciences - Bioimaging

ImageXpress 5000A from Molecular Devices

Description:The ImageXpress 5000A automated cellular imaging and analysis system is an integrated hardware and software system designed specifically for rapid acquisition and analysis of fluorescence images for high throughput cell-based screening. ImageXpress is fast. Scanning an entire 384-well plate at full resolution (1280 x 1024 pixels), with two fluorescence images per well, takes less than 13 minut...
Company:Molecular Devices

KODAK Image Station 4000MM Digital Imaging System from Molecular Imaging Systems, Carestream Health, Inc. (formerly Kodak Molecular Imaging Systems)

Description:Eastman Kodak Companys Molecular Imaging Systems group announces the availability of KODAK Image Station 4000 Digital Imaging Systems, featuring high resolution cooled CCD camera technology for comprehensive fluorescence, luminescence, radiographic and chromogenic imaging capability. The systems 4 million pixel CCD and 10x optical zoom lens provides spatial resolution of up to 10 microns/pixel. T...
Company:Molecular Imaging Systems, Carestream Health, Inc. (formerly Kodak Molecular Imaging Systems)

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Counting Colonies or Plaques Directly from Images of Agar Plates

Michelle Cayouette Jane Moores Michael Steege AlanOrr Stratagene Cloning Systems, Inc. software version 3.1,researchers have the ability to automatically count bacterial colonies andplaques on agar plates. Researchers can use...

Two Milwaukee finance IT firms agree to exchange check images

Fiserv is an IT service provider claiming 4,000 financial clients. E...

Multiplex protein detection with the ECL Plex fluorescent Western blotting system using the Ettan DIGE Imager

ECL Plex • Ettan DIGE Imager • fluorescent Western blotting • multiplex detection • dynamic range The Ettan™ DIGE Imager is fully compatible with the ECL Plex™ system, reaching the same levels of sensitivity, linearity, and dynamic range as the Typhoon™ scanner. Similar results are also obt...

Ettan DIGE Imager

The Ettan™ DIGE Imager (Fig 1) is a scanning CCD camera designed for applications in the life sciences. In particular, it has been engineered to create high quality images of 2-D DIGE gels. By combining high resolution with precise motion control, the Ettan DIGE Imager produces accurate multichannel images of your Cy™2-, Cy3-, and Cy5-labeled gel. The system...

An Image-Based Assay of Endothelial Cell Tube Formation as a Model of Angiogenesis

Formation of new blood vessels is fundamental to the development of cancerous cell masses and has therefore been the focus of many drug screening and cell signaling research studies. Blood vessel development is a significant event in the development and growth of solid tumors, and is implicated in wound h...

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Just standing next to a large person can be bad for one's image

"Weight stigma is powerful, pervasive and destructive," said Marlene Schwartz, a Yale psychologist.In the English study, psychologists tested 144 female students reactions to two prom photos.// One showed a dapper, thin young man standing next to a svelte ringlet-haired woman. The other was the same photo altered to show the guy arm-in-arm with a very large, nicely dressed woman. <br...

Qualms Of Bird Flu Risk During Haj Pilgrimage

Amid fears of bird flu pandemic, WHO expert assert that Haj should be called off in case a human-to-human contamination of the virus is discovered. // According to Didier Pittet, director of the Infection Control Programme at Geneva’s University Hospitals, millions of pilgrims who gather in Mecca for Haj risk creating the conditions in which a pandemic strain of flu could emerge....

Parents Encourage Stereotype Body Images

Parents in the US are encouraging stereotype body images among their children, according to researchers belonging to the Florida State University. Even three year olds are not spared by their parents, wherein boys are encouraged to eat well and grow physically,// while girls are being taught how to stay slim. Most mothers were of the opinion that their daughters ate well while their sons did not,...

Organic food loses its whole-grain image

Organic food no longer means just tough whole-grain products. The movement has burst out of the narrow milieu it originated from, and now products// are available that would have been unthinkable a few years ago. For decades organic food had the image of whole-grain muesli, rubbery tofu and tasteless vegetarian cutlets, but times are fast changing. In the larger towns and ci...

Satellite Imagery to monitor the Social Impact Of Geographical Changes

A Geography professor of Kansas State University, Doug Goodin, makes use of satellite imagery to research the effect of land use and land cover //changes on human health and food security. Goodin uses, combines remote sensing with other types of data, to monitor and predict the spread of infectious diseases. Along with other scientists he recently discussed this subject at the works...

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IMAGEnet 2000

Description:The Imagenet 2000 incorporates a full range of image enhancement programs in precisely evaluating more difficult pathologies. It is a full-function, state-of-art system for faster, more efficient acquisition, storage, retrieval and analysis of all types of ophthalmic images....
Company:Topcon America Corporation

Boss Image-Line

Description:The Boss Image-Line offers superior retractor blade stability and image friendly visualization capabilities for all cervical spine retraction objectives. The Image-line's color-coded sizing system allows for rapid and accurate blade size determination. The wide range of blade options accommodates a variety of patients and procedures. Patents pending blade hub and frame grasper designs provide gre...
Company:Boss Instruments, Ltd.

Landmarx ENT Image Guidance System

Description:Landmarx ENT image guidance system offers the Zone, a graphical illustration of submillimetric accuracy (Submillimetric accuracy has been established in nonclinical testing) - far more informative than a simple numerical value. It is simple to set up, intutive and easily mastered. It offers real-time and freeze-frame navigation and comes with the touchpad for sterile field control. It also allows...
Company:Medtronic Xomed, Inc.

OmniSight Image Guided Surgery System

Description:Radionics' new OmniSight image guided surgery system offers full-featured image guidance while maintaining simplicity in design and use. It provides unparalleled three-dimensional visualization, allowing the neurosurgeon to localize critical anatomy and plan optimal surgical trajectories. This new system gives surgeons an easy-to-use, technologically advanced approach to surgical navigation....
Company:Integra Radionics, Inc.

Image-Trac Posterior Spine Retractor System

Description:The Boss Image-Trac system provides superior exposure for all surgical procedures from T1 to S1....
Company:Boss Instruments, Ltd.

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