IB Project details
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| IB Project: Membrane Transport by Specialised Mammalian Cells | ||
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| Faculty: Veterinary Medicine | Department: Biochemistry and Cell Biology | Click to see website |
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| IB Staff:
(IB contact) Prof.dr. Willem Stoorvogel w.stoorvogel@uu.nl Tel: +31 (0)30 253 2454 |
PhD Student(s): Drs. Marian Aalberts m.aalberts@uu.nl (non-IB participant) |
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| IB Staff:
Dr. Richard Wubbolts r.wubbolts@uu.nl Tel: +31 (0)30 253 4308 |
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| Available techniques, facilities and expertise: 1 Bio-Rad 2100MP multi-photon microscope |
Contact and or Remarks: Dr. Richard Wubbolts r.wubbolts@uu.nl |
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| 2 FACS sorting | Advantage: less preparation work, handle large amount of cells once but can also handle, relatively small amount of cells. | |
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| 3 Immunofluorescence microscopy | ||
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| 4 Leica TCS SP confocal laser scanning microscope | Dr. Richard Wubbolts r.wubbolts@uu.nl | |
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| 5 Multiphoton excitation microscopy | Advantage: less bleaching, more penetration | |
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| 6 Philips CM10 transmission electron microscope | Jack Valentijn [2534308] | |
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| 7 Transmission electron microscopy | Advantage: ultrastructural information Disadvantage: fixed (dead) specimens, laborious preparation of specimens |
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