Seeking Clues to Human Brain Development by Observing C. elegans @NIBIBgov
Seeking Clues to Human Brain Development by Observing C. elegans @NIBIBgov
Uploaded August 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Dr. Hari Shroff, Chief of NIBIB's High Resolution Optical Imaging laboratory, uses SPIM (selective plane illumination microscopy) techniques to study neural development in a transparent worm called C. elegans. This search may reveal clues to the development of the human brain and nervous system.
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Seeking Clues to Human Brain Development by Observing C. elegans

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