Immunofluorescent microscopy of eukaryotic cells infected with an enveloped RNA virus. Virus glycoproteins in red, eukaryotic cell nuclei in blue. The virus particles are assembled in adjacent to the nucleus and and bud through the endoplasmic reticulum to acquire their lipid envelope. The virus actively inhibits cell death to prolong replication.
Instructor
Department of Biology, University of Winnipeg
Education
MSc (Medical Microbiology), University of Manitoba
BScH (Biology), Queen's University
BA (Psychology), Queen's University
Professional Affiliations
Registered Member, Canadian College of Microbiologists
Member, American Society for Microbiology
Community Involvement
Canadian Red Cross
Super-Spike in support of Volleyball Manitoba
Winnipeg Folk Festival
Department of Biology, University of Winnipeg
Education
MSc (Medical Microbiology), University of Manitoba
BScH (Biology), Queen's University
BA (Psychology), Queen's University
Professional Affiliations
Registered Member, Canadian College of Microbiologists
Member, American Society for Microbiology
Community Involvement
Canadian Red Cross
Super-Spike in support of Volleyball Manitoba
Winnipeg Folk Festival
