File:Human Gut Tissue Chip (46750334684).png
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DescriptionHuman Gut Tissue Chip (46750334684).png |
A 3D confocal microscopy projection showing cell types in the human jejunal gut microphysiological system. Credit: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Photo |
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Source | Human Gut Tissue Chip |
Author | National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences from Bethesda, MD |
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