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A photograph of a man's hairline.
Microscopy image of desmoplastic small round cell tumor, Ewing sarcoma and chondrosarcoma. Tumors are on the left and organoids on the right.
Dr. William Lowry (left) and Carlos Galván (right) pictured in Lowry's UCLA lab.
Home Depot co-founder Bernard “Bernie” Marcus
Hanna Mikkola and Julia Aguade Gorgorio smile in a UCLA lab
Image showing neural differentiation (with MAP2 protein in green and GFAP protein in red) in a neurosphere derived from mouse neural stem and progenitor cells.
An artistic representation of the newly discovered trans-action by XIST, showing the X chromosome (yellow) and the extended and dispersed distribution of XIST (green) across the X chromosome and beyond, i.e. to autosomes, as seen with microscopy.
Mesenchymal stem cells nanovials
Microscopic images of regenerated mouse muscles transplanted with muscle stem cells (green) from old mice that have high levels of glutathione (left) and low levels of glutathione (right). Muscle stem cells with high glutathione levels are much more effective at contributing to new muscle tissue.