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Above: actin cytoskeleton (red) and vinculin (green) at substrate attachment points in primary human corneal fibroblasts
Above: cell expressing GFP tagged EGF receptor
Above: Double immunoflourescence of subconfluent MDCK cells stained with mAb TJ3/36 and anti-vimentin antibodies or TRITC-phalloidin
Above: Time lapse images showing annexin2 comet trails
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Division of Cell Biology
Institute of Ophthalmology
University College London
11-43 Bath Street
London EC1V 9EL
Left: The institute buildings
Below: Old Street station
Dr Keith J. Morris in the Cell Biology imaging suite, using the Improvision OpenLabs imaging workstation
Above: The evanescent wave microscope under construction with its 35kW  SP Beamlok laser
Above: the Bio-Rad Radiance 2000 confocal microscope with Zeiss Axiovert 100 microscope
Above: Bio-Rad Radiance 2000 ICU
with argon, HeNe and red diode lasers
Left:: Improvision OpenLabs imaging time-lapse system
 
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We also have two MetaMorph image analysis workstations and a PTi Delta RAM 200 ratio imaging microscope
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