Tissues and intravital imaging

Our core facility offers the equipment for intravital epifluorescence and multiphoton microscopy to study cell migration, cell recruitment and cell-cell interactions in a standard or a unique BSL3 environment for work with human pathogens. In order to develop intravital studies we have expertise in microsurgery techniques to visualize several organs such as lymph node, bone-marrow, lung, peyer’s patches, abdominal fat, skin and tumors implanted in dorsal chambers.