Swinburne Lab
@swinburnelab.bsky.social
Our laboratory in the MCB department at UC Berkeley studies how tissues, cells, and subcellular dynamics coordinate to generate organs and initiate physiologies. www.swinburnelab.org
Heading to #ASCB this year? Be sure to stop by and say hi on Tuesday!
• Aline Tschanz (P1238) @alinetschanz.bsky.social
will be showing beautiful live-imaging work on endocytosis adaptations in genome edited zebrafish.
• Aline Tschanz (P1238) @alinetschanz.bsky.social
will be showing beautiful live-imaging work on endocytosis adaptations in genome edited zebrafish.
December 6, 2025 at 4:38 PM
Heading to #ASCB this year? Be sure to stop by and say hi on Tuesday!
• Aline Tschanz (P1238) @alinetschanz.bsky.social
will be showing beautiful live-imaging work on endocytosis adaptations in genome edited zebrafish.
• Aline Tschanz (P1238) @alinetschanz.bsky.social
will be showing beautiful live-imaging work on endocytosis adaptations in genome edited zebrafish.
Congratulations Aline and Dave!
So excited to post my first official #zebrafish paper in my new gig at UC Berkeley with my amazing co-authors @swinburnelab.bsky.social @alinetschanz.bsky.social
The TL;DR is that monomeric StayGolds are game changers for in vivo imaging in zebrafish 1/7
micropublication.org/journals/bio...
The TL;DR is that monomeric StayGolds are game changers for in vivo imaging in zebrafish 1/7
micropublication.org/journals/bio...
Systematic comparison of mStayGold and mGold2 variants for live imaging in zebrafish | microPublication
micropublication.org
December 6, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Congratulations Aline and Dave!
Reposted by Swinburne Lab
Synchronized development of zebrafish embryos immobilized by snake venom (alpha-bungarotoxin). Credit to Dr. Ian Swinburne. #ZebrafishZunday
November 23, 2025 at 12:12 PM
Synchronized development of zebrafish embryos immobilized by snake venom (alpha-bungarotoxin). Credit to Dr. Ian Swinburne. #ZebrafishZunday