Charlie Cranston
@cfcranston.bsky.social
PhD Student @hearingshef.bsky.social
Sheffield, UK.
Sheffield, UK.
Reposted by Charlie Cranston
Today's #TraceTuesday comes from Charlie! This trace was recorded towards the start of his PhD, showing spontaneous activity in neurons of the zebrafish lateral line. This spontaneous activity is a key feature during normal development of the zebrafish lateral line and the mammalian cochlea! 🐟🧪📈
August 12, 2025 at 5:43 PM
Today's #TraceTuesday comes from Charlie! This trace was recorded towards the start of his PhD, showing spontaneous activity in neurons of the zebrafish lateral line. This spontaneous activity is a key feature during normal development of the zebrafish lateral line and the mammalian cochlea! 🐟🧪📈
Reposted by Charlie Cranston
Happy #MicroscopyMonday everyone! Today we have a beautiful recording from Sam which shows an outer hair cell displaying electromotility, which is the primary function of outer hair cells. This process is key for hearing quiet sounds!
March 17, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Happy #MicroscopyMonday everyone! Today we have a beautiful recording from Sam which shows an outer hair cell displaying electromotility, which is the primary function of outer hair cells. This process is key for hearing quiet sounds!
Reposted by Charlie Cranston
Happy #MicroscopyMonday ! Here we have an amazing image from Charlie showcasing the organ of Corti! Two different types of DNA damage are highlighted in green (arrow) and magenta (filled arrow), and blue marking cell nuclei. Such a fascinating glimpse into cellular dynamics! 🔬🧬
January 27, 2025 at 12:19 PM
Happy #MicroscopyMonday ! Here we have an amazing image from Charlie showcasing the organ of Corti! Two different types of DNA damage are highlighted in green (arrow) and magenta (filled arrow), and blue marking cell nuclei. Such a fascinating glimpse into cellular dynamics! 🔬🧬