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Microscopy Meets Medicine: Spirulina-Derived Nanoparticles Take Aim at Cancer

Posted by , on 14 April 2025

This article from the International Journal of Nanomedicine presents a promising new biomimetic strategy that makes use of natural resources as an alternative in cancer therapy. The Researchers have created Spirulina-derived Nanoparticles (sNPs) using a solvent-free process and with the aid of centrifugation and sonication technique. The lysosomes sus-pended averaged an approximate size of 126nm,

An interview with Pablo J. Sáez

Posted by , on 17 January 2023

MiniBio: Dr. Pablo J. Sáez is a Professor at UniversitätsKlinikum Eppendorf (UKE), in Hamburg, Germany since 2020, where him and his lab study single and collective cell migration with a focus on immune cells. He was born in Chile and did his early career there. He did his BSc, MSc and PhD at Pontificia Universidad

Cell Worlds: meet the microscopists

Posted by , on 14 July 2022

February, 2022 saw the world premiere of the Cell Worlds documentary and exhibition. Cell Worlds was created by co-founders Renaud Pourpre and Terence Saulnier to bring microscopy out of the lab and display it in new ways to new audiences. Here, we focus on the team of microscopists who provided the images and movies.

Tumors want to break free! How knocking down Myo10 can change invasive properties of a breast cancer xenograft model.

Posted by , on 16 December 2021

This is one of the research highlights from our second preLights – FocalPlane social writing event. You can find the other reseach highlight in preLights. Myosin-X-dependent assembly of the extracellular matrix limits breast cancer invasion Emilia Peuhu, Guillaume Jacquemet, Colinda LGJ Scheele, Ilkka Paatero, Kerstin Thol, Aleksi Isomursu, Maria Georgiadou, Camilo Guzman, Satu Koskinen, Asta Laiho,