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Microscopy Facilities
at the University of California, Berkeley

There are three core laboratories on campus that offer expertise, instruction, and instrumentation in optical microscopy for research.

Background Image: Leaf autofluorescence of Tamarix aphylla, a salt secreting desert tree capable of thriving in high salt and alkaline environments. Image was acquired on the Zeiss stereo Lumar epifluorescence dissecting microscope in the BIF.

Inset Image: Local water-availability on a Tamarix aphylla leaf as reported by a halophilic bacterial GFP biosensor (based on the E. coli ProU promoter). The image of the GFP biosensors is a compiled Z-stack maximum intensity projection overlaid on a DIC image of the leaf surface. Images were acquired on the Zeiss LSM 710 confocal at 1000x magnification and processed with ImageJ.

Image submitted by Juliana Cho from the Lindow Lab.

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