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Four panels of different fluorescent markers depicting sphingomyelin in a human cell infected with chlamydia.
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Different colored lines ranging from red to blue indicate the trajectories of Fyn proteins within a neuron.
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Illustration of neuron cells in the process of firing with electrical impulses traveling along their axons
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A photograph of three glass blown structures. Each structure depicts a blue tumor being attacked by purple cytotoxic T cells in 3D.
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A microscope image of a heart muscle cell stained in yellow and magenta against a black background.
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Mitochondria can modify their morphologies to meet the cell's energy needs.
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Richard Frye, a neurologist at Phoenix Children’s Hospital, analyzed the morphology of mitochondria (red) in patient-derived fibroblasts to determine if there was a connection between autism symptoms, mitochondrial function, and mitochondrial morphology.
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Mitochondria are dynamic organelles that change their morphology in response to the energetic needs of the cell. But in some diseases such as autism spectrum disorder, mitochondria don't appropriately respond, and the resulting metabolic dysfunction contributes to symptom severity.
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Erica Ollman Saphire smiles wearing a lab coat seated next to a microscope with computers in the background.
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