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This image is made from a Molecular Probes demo slide:
Deutsch: Endothelzellen aus der Inneren Wand (Endothel) von Lungenarterien des Rindes unter dem Mikroskop. Die Zellkerne sind mit DAPI blau markiert. Die Mikrotubuli wurden über einen Antikörper grün markiert. Mit rot fluoreszierendem Phalloidin wurden die Aktinfilamente markiert.
Français : Cellulles endothéliales vues au microscope. En bleu, noyaux marqués au DAPI. En vert, microtubules marqués par un anticorps. En rouge, actine marquée à la phalloïdine.
Magyar: Fluoreszcenciamikroszkópos felvétel marha tüdőartéria endotélsejtjeiről (Molecular Probes FluoCells prepared slide #2 (F14781)). A sejtmagok DAPI-val vannak festve (kék), a mikrotubulusokhoz anti-α-tubulin egéranitest, ahhoz pedig BODIPY FL-el jelölt anti-egér kecske-IgG van kapcsolva (zöld), míg az aktin filamentumok Texas Red-X-el kapcsolt falloidinnal vannak jelölve (vörös). A kép három felvétel szuperpozíciójával készült. Hamis színek.
Lietuvių: Citoskeletas. Aktino filamentai – raudona, mikrovamzdeliai – žalia, branduolys – mėlyna spalva.
Română: Sub microscop Celule endoteliale . microtubulii sunt de culoare verde, iar filamentele de actină sunt roşii, pe când nucleul celulei este colorat albastru
Русский: Цитоскелет эукариот. Актиновые микрофиламенты окрашены в красный (фаллоидином, связанным с TRITC), микротрубочки — в зеленый (антителами, связанными с FITC), ядра клеток — в голубой цвет (DAPI). Клетки эндотелия лёгочной артерии быка.
Українська: Цитоскелет еукаріот. Актинові мікрофіламенти забарвлені в червоний колір, мікротрубочки — в зелений, ядра кліток — в блакитний |
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This image has been taken from the German Wikipedia
The original uploader is de:Benutzer:Jan R. The original upload was at 4th December 2005.
Original description
This image is made from a Molecular Probes demo slide:
Cells: bovine pulmonary arthery endothelial cells Blue: nucleus stained with DAPI Green: Tubulin stained with Bodipy FL goat anti-mouse IgG Red: F-Actin stained with Texas Red X-Phalloidin
(description from [1])
Quelle: Beispielsbild aus dem ImageJ-Programmpaket (public domain), siehe http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/ archive copy at the Wayback Machine
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