Under the Lens in 2019

This month’s Under the Lens discusses the application of light sheet fluorescence microscopy to observe the intestinal microbiota of live zebrafish, revealing unexpected host–microorganism interactions.

This month’s Under the Lens explores how recent developments in sample preparation are aiding and advancing the imaging of host–microorganism interactions.

This month’s Under the Lens discusses how 3D fluorescence microscopy techniques are furthering the study of dynamic spatial organization and confinement in bacterial cells.

This month’s Under the Lens discusses the use of a novel label-free imaging method to study pilus dynamics at high spatial and temporal resolution.

This month’s Under the Lens discusses progress towards bridging the resolution gap in correlative super-resolution light and electron microscopy, and highlights its application for visualizing bacterial infections.

This month’s Under the Lens discusses the use of single-molecule tracking to study the effects and response of bacterial cells exposed to antibiotics.