Another cool use of FLIP biosensors and LD microscopy!😎😘👍 How many more?🤔
Our paper on a FLIP biosensor that allows microscopy imaging of activity of the insulin receptor is out👍 Thank you to everyone involved, and congratulations to Alina!
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
Did I mention that we are proud recipients of a Technological Agency of the Czech Republic (TACR @TACR_cz) SIGMA grant? Well, we are!😎🚀 Thank you, TACR!
Looking forward to our participation in the upcoming Velvet Innovation Meetup (@brnoregion)!💡🚀 Come see us on Sep 17 at the Centrum VUT Tržnice in Brno!
velvetinnovation.com/cs/meet…
velvetinnovation.com/en/meet…
Congratulations!🥂 Looking forward to making the technology accessible to many!
We have now been granted a US patent on our FLIP biosensors, co-developed and commercialized by Innovative Bioimaging (@InnovativeBioi1)🤩
Our products on a big stage at the ELMI (European Light Microscopy Initiative) conference:
nitter.cf/LazarLab/status/206906…
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I had the honor to present a talk (in the big room!🤩😱) about our FLIP biosensors and an ultrafast confocal microscope (@InnovativeBioi1)!
The work of our founders @LazarLabshowed that linear dichroism microscopy can be used for observing many molecular processes in living cells:
nature.com/articles/nmeth.16…
We provide tools for linear dichroism (LD) microscopy. LD microscopy utilizes the fact that fluorescent molecules behave like tiny antennas. Generally, molecules preferentially absorb light of certain linear polarizations. The more they absorb, the more they glow! Simple!💡
More about the EIC PathFinder UniSens project:
isarbioscience.de/unisens/#t…
We are working with lovely, smart people from ISAR Bioscience🇩🇪, Charles University Prague🇨🇿, IGF Montpellier🇫🇷, Celtarys🇪🇸, Free University Amsterdam🇳🇱 and InterAx🇨🇭
And we have our first official scientific paper! Check it out!
FLIPs: Genetically encoded molecular biosensors for functional imaging of cell signaling by linear dichroism microscopy | Science Advances science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
We are proud participants of an @EUeic PathFinder Open project Unisens! 🇪🇺🇨🇿🇩🇪🇫🇷🇳🇱🇪🇸🇨🇭🧪 Our task is to develop advanced microscopy technologies that would allow observing GPCR (and other) activity in living cells.










