Milestones

A 3D digital illustration of a viral spike protein on a cell surface, surrounded by colorful, floating antibodies in the background
An illustration of bone marrow containing immune and hematopoietic stem cells
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Alice Moore, a researcher at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, first demonstrated that viruses could kill tumor cells in living animals.
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An imaging mass cytometry image of the endometrium showing proteins
An illustration of a DNA double helix with a part of the helix colored red
An electron microscope image of HPV virus-like particles.
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Old Syringe with a Box
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A close up of a mouse crawling in the gloved hands of a researcher
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A molecular model of human insulin, the model protein used in early protein detection methods such as the radioimmunoassay.
Top view of a breast tumor that might be treatable with the monoclonal antibody herceptin
A close-up of a positive pregnancy test with two red lines, indicating the presence of hCG antibodies
The oil painting “Gassed” by American painter John Singer Sargent depicts wounded soldiers walking toward a dressing station with their eyes bandaged as a result of mustard gas exposure.
3D sparkling and translucent water bubbles floating in a bright blue background
An illustration of tweezers removing a piece of a DNA molecule
Computerized, multi-coloured image of DNA and its epigenetic modifications.
Computerized, multi-coloured image of DNA and its epigenetic modifications.
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