This award-winning image of the hippocampus with an ultra-wide, high-speed multi-photon laser microscope. The tissue was stained to reveal the organization of glial cells (cyan), neurofilaments (green) and DNA (yellow). The microscope used by Deerinck was developed in collaboration with Roger Tsien (Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2008) and remains a powerful and unique tool today (2012, almost 20 years after its development).
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