CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF TRANSFORMATIVE STEM CELL RESEARCH
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graphic rendering showing a heart
headshot collage of scientist kathrin plath wearing a blue lab coat on left and scientist hanna mikkola wearing a brown shirt on right both in a lab setting
microscopy image of large leukemia cells in blue and normal blood cells in blue but smaller sized
Blood-brain barrier cells stained in a fluorescent green
Scientist Donald Kohn on the left wearing a blue button down shirt and scientist Eva Segura on the right wearing a peach shirt; both are in the lab
Microscopy image of a human stem cell–derived hippocampal organoid with inhibitory neurons in red
Hanna Mikkola in a brown patterned coat stands with crossed arms, smiling in a laboratory filled with scientific equipment and supplies.
Fluorescence microscopy image of a kidney cancer metastasis (bright green nodule) within mouse lung tissue (purple background with dark spaces for airways).
Microscopy images of human stem cell–derived mini-heart organoids. Left: healthy beating heart cells. Right: organoid tissue infected with Andes hantavirus (red), showing disrupted structure and loss of heartbeat.
microscopy image of the outer region of the rhesus macaque ovary with the developing egg cells marked by VASA protein (in green) and being surrounded by supporting granulosa cells marked by FOXL2 (in magenta) and KRT19 (in yellow)