k Threespined stickleback Threespined stickleback Gasterosteus aculeatus, cleared and stained specimen. Clearing and staining, also known as diaphonization, is a process used to reveal internal structure. The specimen is treated with alizarin dye, which stains the bones red, and alcian dye, which stains the cartilage blue. It is then treated with an enzyme trypsin which removes most of the tissue leaving behind collagen. The specimen is then stored in glycerine., by MICHELLE GILBERT, PhD SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Three spined stickleback Three spined stickleback  Gasterosteus aculeatus , cleared and stained specimen. Clearing and staining, also known as diaphonization, is a process used to reveal internal structure. The specimen is treated with  alizarin dye, which stains the bones red, and alcian dye, which stains the cartilage blue. It is then treated with an enzyme  trypsin  which removes most of the tissue leaving behind collagen. The specimen is then stored in glycerine., by MICHELLE GILBERT, PhD   SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Three-spined stickleback

Three-spined stickleback (Gasterosteus aculeatus), cleared and stained specimen. Clearing and staining, also known as diaphonization, is a process used to reveal internal structure. The specimen is treated with alizarin dye, which stains the bones red, and alcian dye, which stains the cartilage blue. It is then treated with an enzyme (trypsin) which removes most of the tissue leaving behind collagen. The specimen is then stored in glycerine., by MICHELLE GILBERT, PhD / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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