Immunology

A 3D model of skin tissue, collagen, elastin, fibroblasts, and hyaluronic cells shown in a pink cross-section against a light pink background depicting the extracellular membrane
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A woman with black curly hair and glasses rubs her eye.
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A cross-section of a narrowed intestine is shown in red and purple.
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The lung bronchiole tubes and bronchi are shown in red and purple against a black background.
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The uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes sit on top of a pink background.
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T cells attack cancer cells in this illustration.
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Mitochondria shown in green on a black background.
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Natural killer cells are shown attaching a tumor.
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An image of a white lab mouse with red eyes looking at the camera while standing on the black plastic flooring of its cage.
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Four blue-colored B cells are shown against a blue background.
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