CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF TRANSFORMATIVE STEM CELL RESEARCH
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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)
Grid of professional headshot photos showing the 19 trainees smiling at camera in business and casual attire
Two men standing together and smiling in front of a bright yellow door - Joe Henry wearing glasses and a patterned shirt with his arm around his son, Franklin, in a white shirt.
Woman in blue lab coat smiling while working with laboratory equipment and test tubes
A patient, left, and medical care provider holding hands; provider has a pink breast cancer ribbon on her lapel
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) images of electrospun nanofibers showing a fibrous mat structure at two different magnifications, with the right panel labeled 5E5G and including a 4 micrometer scale bar.
Stylized DNA strand splitting with a glowing laser, representing gene editing and regenerative medicine
Dr. Antoni Ribas examines a biopsy slide in his UCLA lab, wearing gloves and a white lab coat.