A coat of arms, divided by a chevron featuring three crescents. In the upper portion are two eagles; in the lower portion, a caduceus. A knight's helmet is at the helm, and the head and upper half of a stallion rearing over a torse and presenting a second caduceus, is at the crest. The shield itself is surrounded by a border with the motto Tria Juncta in Uno featured upon it. Below this is a cross-shaped medal, behind which is a second motto, Nihil Sine Labore. A leafy mantle surrounds the entire coat of arms.
3.25 in. x 4 in. Lantern Slides, Original Magnification: x13,750, and The authors took advantage of the fact that rats gavage-fed a large bolus of ethanol (single malt I hope) were observed to have their Golgi cisternae loaded with LDL particles. Since LDL particles are lighter than most other intracellular organelles, following homogenization of ethanol-fed rats, the Golgi fractions "floated" to the top of denser sucrose gradients during centrifugation. This allowed investigators to analyze the membrane properties of "pure" Golgi fractions and set the stage for development of fusion assays that led to an understanding of factors regulating the specificity of membrane fusion - the SNARE hypothesis.