#MicroscopyMonday featuring gastric metaplasia. Extracellular matrix staining is purple, enteroendocrine cells are yellow, and mucus cells are teal.

Happy #FluorescenceFriday! I've shared this before but am reposting b/c I think the developing #lung is just so darn pretty! This is an E18.5 🐭 lung with 🟢 marking cells that express my favorite gene, Shh.🟣 marks cell membranes. 🔬 by @stjuderesearch.bsky.social postdoc👩‍🔬 @christinaadaly.bsky.social 🧪

Guess you can use a timeline cleanser? Can I show you some microscopy? My job is to see beauty even in sad things (so we can learn how to prevent them!). This is a brain with early Alzheimer's. This image was acquired in 3D and took 72 hours to get ready! #Microscopy #Neuroscience

Different small intestinal cell types for #FluorescenceFriday

#TuftTuesday featuring some interesting tuft cell (pink) morphologies.

Happy #FluorescenceFriday from some small intestinal villi.

So many tuft cells (yellow/orange) for #TuftTuesday. Immune cells are in green.

Some intestinal mucus staining (green) for #MicroscopyMonday

Happy #FluorescenceFriday!

The first gland at the stomach’s limiting ridge is packed with tuft cells #TuftTuesday

A modified H&E for #MicroscopyMonday

The first image I took of 2026 #FluorescentFriday

First #MicroscopyMonday of 2026 deserves some festive cells.

Hoping everyone's new year fluorescence is clear and bright. Happy #FluorescenceFriday.

#GESRC GI Epithelium Meeting is wrapping up today. A great conference full of great research.

Enjoying #GESRC, so many good talks and a lot of interesting research on GI tuft cells #TuftTuesday

Some tuft cells for #TuftTuesday

Is this too Lisa Frank for a journal cover? #MicroscopyMonday

Goodbye June #MicroscopyMonday

Every week feels a bit longer, glad that it is finally #FluorescenceFriday. Mouse liver tissue featuring a lot of diploid cells.

A Boa Constrictor brain-derived cell expressing a viral glycoprotein (magenta) and stained for actin (yellow) and DNA (white). #FluorescenceFriday

Another #MicroscopyMonday featuring small intestinal cells

Liver immunostaining for this #FluorescenceFriday

A small intestinal tuft cell in yellow with it's tuft in pink/red for #TuftTuesday

A perfectly round liver organoid stained for mitochondria (yellowish/green), e-cadherin in blue and nuclei in pink for #MicroscopyMonday

I feel like I barely made it to this #FluorescenceFriday

A cute little tuft cell for #TuftTuesday

Happy #FluorescenceFriday!

A dividing cell for the mid-week slog

Heaps of intestinal tuft cells for #TuftTuesday

Human colon for #MicroscopyMonday

Sometimes you only need to colors #microscopy

It’s been a dark time in the United States. But it is inspiring to see so many scientists and advocates #StandUpForScience across the country. I’m super proud of my student Charu for making this great graphic for SC’s rally and of our lab members for taking a stand.

Want to stream our DC event & hear from amazing speakers like Bill Nye, Francis Collins, Atul Gawande, and SO MANY MORE? Join our livestream at www.twitch.tv/standupforsc..., starting at 12 pm! #standupforscience2025

A Spiky Cell A boa constrictor brain-derived cell stained for membranes (cyan), actin (yellow) and DNA (pink) #FluorescenceFriday #SciArt

Wow! So beautiful

A beautiful tuft cell (in yellow and green) for #TuftTuesday

If you are female PhD faculty in #GIresearch ( #basicscience or #translational), we invite you to join WINGS, Women Innovating in Gastrointestinal Science, a community for career development, mentorship & networking. Please fill out the form on our website and RT! bit.ly/4fHBWfj #GISky #Gastrosky

An inverted fluorescence image looking down on small intestinal villi. #MicroscopyMonday

First #FluorescenceFriday of the year calls for firework-esque staining.

Last #MicroscopyMonday and #MucusMonday of 2024, hoping 2025 is full of beautiful micrographs.

Happy final #FluorescenceFriday of 2024!

Thought these intestinal Paneth cells were so pretty for #MicroscopyMonday

Enjoying my deep dive into gastric physiology the past few weeks. The stomach is so pretty to image.

Another #MicroscopyMonday for the books. This one has an intestinal organoid Andy Warhol style.

Celebrating another #FluorescenceFriday with an inverted immunofluorescent image of mouse intestinal villi.