Cells of the human intestine (IMAGE)
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These images are produced using advanced imaging techniques that enable us to study the cells found in the human intestine. By utilizing a combination of microscopy and robotic technology, these scientific visuals offer a window into the intricate world of cellular diversity. The various colors in the image represent specific molecules that are expressed within different cell types. These molecules, such as proteins, play a crucial role in determining the identity and function of each cell within the intestine. By "painting" or "tagging" specific cells with different colors, we gain valuable insights into the complex interactions and structures within our intestines. In this particular image, each color corresponds to a specific molecule, providing information about the presence and distribution of different cell types or structures.
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Stanford Medicine/Snyder lab/Nolan lab/Greenleaf lab
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