Image of the month — DNA unwinds
DNA unwinds from Chromosome 20 at the 20q13 locus. SALL4 plays important roles in hematopoiesis (formation of blood cells) and leukemogenesis (initiating the blood cancer
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Image of the Month: Tunneling NanoTubes and macrophage communication.
Macrophages, gatekeepers of tissue integrity, are able to communicate at a distance through cellular connections coined Tunneling NanoTubes, membrane channels that contain actin and microtubules
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Image of the Month — Love for Vaccine Development
This is an image showing a heart-shaped aggregate of microparticles, which were formulated for the development of a vaccine against Chagas disease at the Sabin
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Image of the Month: Carbon nanotubes as cancer-fighting tools
This image courtesy of Scott Holmes, Department of Surgery at Baylor College of Medicine.
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Image of the Month — Graphene ribbon as an ideal scaffold.
The large surface area of graphene, a thin, tightly packed layer of carbon atoms, makes it an ideal scaffold to which you can attach a
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Image of the Month: Fruit flies and humans
Editor’s note: Much of the research that ends up benefiting humans starts in laboratories that focus on model animals such as fruit flies. They are
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Image of the Month: Helping a patient at the zoo
Four Baylor College of Medicine physicians, Dr. Laurie Swaim, associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology, Dr. Venkata Bandi, professor of medicine, Dr. Creighton Edward, professor
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Image of the Month: Life as art
Translational medicine might mean one thing to the scientific world, but to an artist, it is something completely different. For example, this cover illustration for
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Image of the Month: Memory B Cells
This image may look unassuming, but this molecular process has helped save millions of lives. Those are memory B cells, they are formed after exposure
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