Dylan Burnette

@MAG2ART

Assistant Professor, Artist and Fashion Designer. Laboratory of Cardiovascular Cell Biology and Cell Motility. Tweets are my own.

Nashville, TN
Vrijeme pridruživanja: siječanj 2015.

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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    21. ruj 2019.

    Watching cancer cells die can be quite satisfying.

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  2. prije 5 sati

    A cancer cell in its death throes as seen through a microscope.

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    Dylan Burnette is today's Cell and Developmental Biology seminar presenter at 12:20 in 1220 MRB III: "The assembly of cellular contractile systems during cell division and muscle development"

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    Today on , we thank the scientists, researchers and individuals who have dedicated their lives to reducing the global impact of cancer. Cred: Dr. Dylan Burnette

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  5. 3. velj

    Removing and rebuilding the actin filament cytoskeleton at the leading edge of a neuronal growth cone. Actin filament polyermization was inhibited with cytochalasin B (CB) and then CB was washed out. This data is not quite 20 years old; but close.

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  6. 2. velj

    DNA during cell death (bottom) and cell division (top). We have found that counting nuclei with low magnification is difficult when some cells are dying. Dead cells are bright and round too; just like healthy nuclei. Fix? Go high mag like this example.

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  7. 1. velj

    A cancer cell with three nuclei (purple) and mitochondria (green) as seen through a microscope.

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  8. 31. sij

    A cancer cell with fragmented mitochondria (yellow).

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  9. 30. sij

    Three fibroblast cells as seen through a microscope. DNA (blue), mitochondria (green), and actin (red) are shown.

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  10. 29. sij

    Prophase triggers the Burnette Lab’s eager wait for cytokinesis.

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  11. 28. sij

    DNA (red) and the Golgi apparatus (blue) in dividing cells as seen through a microscope.

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  12. 25. sij

    An epithelial cell trying to escape it’s colony. Good luck with that cell. You are on a piece of glass. The world you are crawling towards is vast, flat and lonely.

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  13. 24. sij

    Many copepods were clinging to the sea slugs I studied during my graduate work. This is the only one I took the time to photograph through a microscope.

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  14. 24. sij

    Silly sea slug. That is a horseshoe crab not a horse.

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    21. sij

    Scenes from Justin Marinko's Karpay Award reception...

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  16. 21. sij

    An epithelial cell as seen through a microscope. Actin (blue), dna (yellow) and mitochondria (purple) are shown.

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  17. 18. sij

    The Golgi apparatus assembling after cell division.

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  18. 15. sij

    A crawling cell as seen through a microscope.

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  19. 12. sij

    Cancer cells as seen through a microscope.

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  20. 9. sij

    A cancer cell dividing a seen through a microscope.

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    8. sij

    Students and postdocs, if you are on Twitter to network, consider filling out a descriptive bio & adding a link to your website to make it easy for people to find & learn about you

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