Images and video clips created by the Han Research Group.
Our recent paper on the Journal Lab on a Chip is highlighted as the Journal Cover article. The paper regards creation of functional pancreatic acinus model using reprogrammed cancer cells by PTF1a induction. The artwork is developed by Hye-ran.
Hye-ran and Altug’s paper in Lab on a Chip is featured as a Back Cover. https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2020/lc/d0lc90115f#!divAbstract
Time-lapsed micrographs of invasion of mouse pancreatic cancer cells from an epithelial duct to the surrounding collagen matrix. This work is published in Bradney et al (2020) Small. This confocal micrograph illustrates the sprouts of invading pancreatic cancer cells are multi-cellular structures rather than morphological changes of a single cell. This image is also published …
Our microscopy image in our recent article in the Journal of Royal Society Interface is highlighted as “Seven Stunning Cell Images from 2017.” by TechnologyNetworks.com
This videoclip shows the deformation of collagen matrix (left, bright fields) and migration of fibroblasts on the matrix (right, fluorescence micrographs). This videoclip illustrate that, when a large number of fibroblasts migrate all together (i.e., en masse), cells can collectively deform the matrices. Fibroblasts are seeded on the left half of each image. The matrix …
Altug’s 3D drawing of nanoparticle transport through extracellular matrix from our recent article at WIREs Nanomedicine and Nanotechnology is selected as the Cover Image of the Issue.
This video clip is showing dermal equivalents with quantum dot labeled fibroblasts during freezing. The tissue equivalents are exposed to a temperature gradient (-20 degC on the left and 4 degC on the right). When the clip starts, freezing interface moves from left to right. Due to the volumetric expansion of water during freezing, the …
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