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Slide 1: A salamander from Tosches Lab rests atop a rock, photo by Wenze Li
Slide 2: Neurons in C.elegans are illuminated by the Hobert lab
Slide 3: A visualization of touch receptors from the Abdus-Saboor lab
Slide 4: Desorption electrospray ionization- mass spectrometry imaging (DESI-MSI) on a female mouse heart reveals specific distribution of metabolites. Image credit: Stockwell Lab
Slide 5: A cross section of a Pseudomonas biofilm. Image credit: Dietrich lab
Slide 6: A non-canonical isoform of nuclear polyadenylation factor WDR33, WDR33v2, localizes to the ER with and regulates the immune factor STING from the Manley lab.
A salamander from Tosches Lab rests atop a rock, photo by Wenze Li
Neurons in C.elegans are illuminated by the Hobert lab
A visualization of touch receptors from the Abdus-Saboor lab
Desorption electrospray ionization- mass spectrometry imaging (DESI-MSI) on a female mouse heart reveals specific distribution of metabolites. Image credit: Stockwell Lab
A cross section of a Pseudomonas biofilm. Image credit: Dietrich lab
A non-canonical isoform of nuclear polyadenylation factor WDR33, WDR33v2, localizes to the ER with and regulates the immune factor STING from the Manley lab.
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