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The Vireo platform from Ramona brings unprecedented speed to live-cell imaging with the help of multi-camera microscopy.Image credit:©iStock, Who_I_amResearchers seeking to explore live-cell dynamics can now turn to rapid, precise, and gentle technologies that address conventional microscopy challenges such as limited temporal resolution and photodamage risk. Ramona Optics’ live-cell imaging platform, Vireo, replaces slow single-view snapshots with parallelized video microscopy, quickly capturing multi-sample functional insights across whole 96-well plates. “We’re really trying to take the process of image acquisition, for many samples at once, from hours on other systems down to minutes and even seconds,” explained Natalie Alvarez, product lead at…
Ree Drummond, aka Pioneer Woman, shares her Chicken Spaghetti casserole recipe on Instagram.It’s an easy, one-dish meal for weeknights, guests and for gifting to parents or friends in need.You can also make it ahead, split it into two pans and freeze it for up to 6 months. When there’s a chill in the air, the one thing we always crave is a plate of classic comfort food. In search for more comfort-food options, I found Ree Drummond—also known as the Pioneer Woman—on Instagram sharing a casserole so comforting, folks were practically curling up with a blanket in the comments. Drummond’s…
Dietitians say taking a walk is the best way to lower blood sugar after Thanksgiving dinner. Walking for as little as 10 minutes improves blood sugar by helping your muscles use glucose.It can also aid digestion and prevent post-meal grogginess. So, invite the whole family. The scene is a familiar one: plates are cleared, bellies are full, and the siren song of the sofa is calling your name. After a joyous Thanksgiving feast filled with turkey (or Tofurky, if that’s your jam), mashed potatoes, stuffing and pie, the desire to snuggle up on the couch is almost overwhelming. While this post-meal…
Synthetic biology—an emerging and often debated field—involves the application of engineering principles to biological systems. While its definition has evolved over time, the European Commission today defines synthetic biology as the use of science, technology, and engineering to facilitate “the design, manufacture, and/or modification of genetic materials in living organisms.”1 Over the past two decades, synthetic biology has fueled advancements across a broad range of disciplines, including agriculture, bioremediation, biofuel production, and chemical manufacturing. Today, it has begun to drive innovation in biopharmaceuticals. GEN spoke with four companies to explore how they are leveraging synthetic biology in their work. CRISPR…
It’s not uncommon to have back pain due to a herniated lumbar disk — or a disk that is “slipped,” “prolapsed,” or “ruptured.” The problem can have no symptoms, or it can be extremely painful, causing sciatica, tingling, and numbness in the legs, and throbbing in the lower back.Spinal disks are the soft, rubbery cushions that provide padding between the vertebrae. With a tough exterior encasing a softer filling, their construction is sometimes compared to a jelly doughnut. A disk herniates or ruptures when the casing breaks and the filling pushes through the outer wall, pressing on the oh-so-sensitive spinal…
Researchers use microbial growth assays for many applications, from examining how different conditions affect certain microbial strains to evaluating the efficacy of antimicrobial compounds. Many factors can affect microbial growth in culture, including temperature, oxygenation, medium composition, and agitation. However, agitation is commonly treated as a yes/no binary, whereas in reality, how bacteria are agitated can have a profound effect on health and growth. Insufficient agitation may lead to poor oxygenation, but excessive agitation can damage cells. Download this application note to learn more about finding the optimal agitation parameters for bacterial growth, including the following.The pros and cons of intermittent…
In 1984, I made the life-changing decision to check into a treatment center for bulimia. Over six weeks, I began a healing journey that still continues today. I learned to care for my body with mindful eating, yoga, and walking, while meditation and therapy helped me face my struggles. Little did I know, this was just the start of a transformation that would shape the rest of my life.In this beautiful book, Michelle continues the legacy of the practices we began together so many years ago. Through her words, she offers a steady stream of inspiration, wisdom, and love. May…
Scorpio season is officially underway, and that can only mean one thing: We have a Taurus full moon on the horizon. Not only that, but this full moon will also be the third of three consecutive super moons, appearing relatively bigger and brighter in the sky.
Many of us eat most of our protein at dinner, but this might not be the best strategy.Spreading your protein intake throughout the day helps you feel full and satisfied.It may also improve your mood, help with weight loss and keep blood sugar on an even keel. With all the buzz about protein these days, you’re not alone if you’re trying to eat more of it. According to the International Food Information Council’s most recent survey, 70% of respondents said that eating protein was a goal in 2025. That’s a big leap compared to 59% in 2022. In fact, the…
Omega-3 fatty acids reduce gut inflammation and support the growth of good bacteria. Salmon, soybeans, tuna and seeds like chia, flax and hemp are all good sources of omega-3 fatty acids.Managing stress, eating a variety of plant-based foods and fermented foods also support your gut. Fiber tends to steal the limelight when it comes to gut-supporting nutrients, but there’s another nutrient that’s a bit of an unsung hero in the gut health world: omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (aka PUFAs). These healthy fats help nurture a diverse and balanced gut microbiome. You’ll find them in foods like salmon, tuna, sardines, walnuts, soybeans…