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Crystals of trioctylphosphine oxide (TOPO) on the surface of polyvinylidene difluoride (PVDF) membrane imaged with scanning electron microscopy
Micro-CT scan of an extracted tooth that was endodontically treated
Scanning electron microscopy image of 3D printed cellulose scaffold loaded with salt particles
Scanning electron microscopy image of ZnO nanowire sensing layer used for photo-activated sensors and biosensors
Scanning electron microscopy image of cryptococcus neoformans cells grown in low iron media.
Scanning electron microsopy image of mulitmodal porous carbon (MPC) used in fuel cell and rechargeable battery applications.
Platinum nanoparticles immobilized on chemically modified cellulose fibres imaged with scanning electron microscopy.
Micro-CT image of a mouse skull including the maxilla and the first molars.
Vessels of a trout heart segmented from a Micro-CT scan.
Cells imaged with the white light laser confocal microscope.

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© 2021. Dr. Nancy L. Ford. All Rights Reserved. This image is protected by copyright laws and intellectual property rights of Canada. Contrast-enhanced, cardiac-gated micro-CT image of a mouse heart over the entire cardiac cycle.

The Centre for High-Throughput Phenogenomics offers a comprehensive suite of imaging technologies. Our goal is to provide multi-dimensional information and analysis about the fine structure of specimens.

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