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Nadav Kashtan Lab40

Bacteria on a drying surface 1

Bacteria on a drying surface 1

Pseudomonas fluorescens A506 cells on a drying surface. Image by : Tomer Orevi

Bacteria on a drying surface 2

Bacteria on a drying surface 2

Pseudomonas fluorescens A506 cells on a drying surface. Image by : Tomer Orevi

Bacteria on a drying surface 3

Bacteria on a drying surface 3

Pseudomonas fluorescens A506 cells on a drying surface. Image by : Tomer Orevi

Aggregatograms

Aggregatograms

Our advanced image analysis software can create the time-line of thousands of individual bacterial aggregates on a single experiment. Software developed by Maor Grinberg.

Bacteria on a drying surface 4

Bacteria on a drying surface 4

Pseudomonas fluorescens A506 cells on a drying surface. Image by : Tomer Orevi

Bacteria on a drying surface 6

Bacteria on a drying surface 6

Pseudomonas fluorescens A506 cells on a drying surface. Image by : Tomer Orevi

Bacterial surface colonization 2

Bacterial surface colonization 2

Fluorescently tagged Pseudomonas fluorescens A506 cells colonizing a surface Image by : Tomer Orevi

Bacterial surface colonization 1

Bacterial surface colonization 1

Fluorescently tagged Pseudomonas putida cells colonizing a surface Image by : Tomer Orevi

P. putida HGT in microdroplets

P. putida HGT in microdroplets

P. putida HGT in microscopic surface wetness (donors:red, acceptors:green)

P. putida HGT in microdroplets 2

P. putida HGT in microdroplets 2

Fungal hyphae in microscoic surface wetness

Fungal hyphae in microscoic surface wetness

Fungal hyphae and bacteria (pink) in microscopic surface wetness (blue).

Fungal hyphae in microscopic surface wetness

Fungal hyphae in microscopic surface wetness

Fungal hyphae and bacteria (pink) in microscopic surface wetness (blue).

P. putida IsoF drying aggregate

P. putida IsoF drying aggregate

Pseudomonas putida IsoF cell aggregates on a drying surface. Image by : Tomer Orevi

Microbial zoo from a Lettuce leaf x400

Microbial zoo from a Lettuce leaf x400

Play Video

The video shows the microbial zoo that was extracted from a Lettuce leaf, grown overnight, and then placed under our microscope (video by Tomer Orevi).

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