Jun B. Cai

Multiple ovals on a black background, some branching from each other. They appear to be glowing with a red blue and green hue from their fluorescent dyes.

The cool part of microscopy is that even when you don't get good data, you can still get cool images.

Aphid embryos labeled with DAPI, antibody and WGA. Imaged on an epifluorescence scope.

Great people and amazing talks at #SICB2026

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Having an awesome time at SICB so far! @sicb.bsky.social @sicbjournals.bsky.social @junbcai.bsky.social
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Aiptasia oral regeneration is host-controlled but supported by symbiont-derived photosynthates - Symbiosis The study of oral regeneration in the sea anemone Exaiptasia diaphana (commonly called Aiptasia) - a prominent model for the study of coral-algal symbiosis - offers the unique opportunity to investiga...

First publication with lpita.bsky.social looking at Aiptaisia oral regeneration!

link.springer.com/article/10.1...