Collaborative Resources for
Learning Developmental Biology
Learning Developmental Biology
Collaborative Resources for Learning Developmental Biology
TOPICS
Crawling C. elegans
Author
Bob Goldstein
http://labs.bio.unc.edu/Goldstein/
Published on SDB CoRe: May 7 2012
Organisms: Model Organisms; Invertebrates
Tools & Techniques: Microscopy
Organism: C. elegans
Stage of Development: Adult
Object Description
A crawling C. elegans (model roundworm), adult hermaphrodite, about 1 millimeter long. Imaged by DIC microscopy.
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