Stem cell-derived human muscle fibers in an infarcted mouse heart are shown in this colourful image. Human cells are marked in green and the heart muscle is marked in red. The blue colour that can be seen is the cell nucleus.
Image by Chong Li Yen, a Research Associate in the laboratory of Professor Karl Tryggvason,
Tanoto Foundation Professor of Diabetes Research
Cardiovascular and Metabolic Disorders Programme
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