Angelo F. Carlucci preparing an in-situ unit for launch (left) and bacterial magnifications (right)

• 1981

• Scripps Institution of Oceanography

This digital file is a surrogate of an item from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Technical Publications Office Records (Box 5, Folder 2).

The unit was used to study bacterial activity in surface films. Photographs at right are representative of observations obtained from unit. Top right: microautoradiograph of metabolizing bacteria; the dark specks are silver grains exposed by tritium radiation from labeled organic substrates taken up by surface-film bacteria. Center right: epifluorescence micrograph of bacteria stained with acridine orange that binds to the DNA in the bacteria (light flecks) and fluoresces when excited with blue light. Bottom right: scanning electronic micrograph of surface-film bacteria, magnification 8000x.

• Carlucci, Angelo F.

• Biological oceanography
• Marine bacteria
• Marine biology
• Portrait photography

• image

• No linguistic content; Not applicable

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• Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Technical Publications Office Records

Photograph published in Scripps Institution of Oceanography's 1981 annual report, page 31.

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