Glowing Electrophoresis Gel in Guelph Lab

Indigo twilight falls through a high window, illuminating dust motes that drift across the cool blue light of a research platform. A rectangular gel tray sits centered under a dark blue hood, its translucent surface glowing with bright orange and yellow bands where DNA samples have separated. The plastic casing reflects the ambient light, creating sharp highlights against the matte black equipment surrounding it. White lab coats hang on hooks in the background, their fabric catching the faint ambient glow. On the stainless steel counter, a pair of nitrile gloves rests beside a pipette, their texture slightly wrinkled. The gel's vibrant colors contrast sharply with the sterile gray walls and the deep shadows pooling in the corners of the room.