The beauty lies in the folds

Mouse cerebellum labelled with mRNA encoding key synaptic proteins teneurin and latrophilin (yellow and red). Cell nuclei is shown in blue.

Intricate yet structured

Sagittal section of mouse brain labelled with mRNA encoding synaptic proteins teneurin and latrophilin een, red, purple). Read associated publication here

Cellular cosmos

mRNA belong to three synaptic organizers from same gene family labelled in green, red and purple in retrosplenial area of mouse brain

Mirroring Molecules

mRNA belong to three synaptic molecules from same gene family labelled in green, red and purple in olfactory bulb of mouse brain

Skin Tree

Nerve (in green) under the skin of mouse (hair follicles are shown in red and blue).

Image of Distinction

2017 Nikon Small World Competition

Inner artwork of a mouse eyelid

Unopened eye lid of a newborn mice labelled with markers for epidermal sheet and hairfollicles.

Finalist - Micro category

Close Up Photographer of the Year 2019

Star-studded skin

Melanocytes (in green) scattered through the epidermis and the hair follicle (in red).

1st Prize - British Society for Cell Biology Image Competition 2015

Deep rooted goose bumps

The arrector pili muscle aka goose bump muscle fibres (in green) attached to hair follicles (purple cells) of mouse skin.

Glowing in the dark

Hair follicles (in green) and rapidly dividing stem cells are labelled in purple.

Looking for connection

Top view of arrector pili muscle aka goose bump muscle fibres (in green) attached to hair follicles (blue cells) of mouse skin.