Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
A 3D animation of a live three-day-old zebrafish larvae. We can visualize the nervous system in green, the muscle fibres in red and the mitochondria in blue. This animal allows Dr Jean Giacomotto and his team to observe the normal and pathologic development of different cells and tissues in real time. Image produced by Dr Jean Giacomotto and Dr Arnaud Gaudin using a spinning disk confocal microscope at the Queensland Brain Institute’s Advanced Microscopy Facility.
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A 3D animation of a live three-day-old zebrafish larvae. We can visualize the nervous system in green, the muscle fibres in red and the mitochondria in blue. This animal allows Dr Jean Giacomotto and his team to observe the normal and pathologic development of different cells and tissues in real time. Image produced by Dr Jean Giacomotto and Dr Arnaud Gaudin using a spinning disk confocal microscope at the Queensland Brain Institute’s Advanced Microscopy Facility.
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