Figure 1 (IMAGE)

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Figure 1

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An immunofluorescence image of a region of the brain called the dentate gyrus within the hippocampus which is one of two places that neural stem cells reside in a rodent brain. In this image you can see many neural stem cells in the brain labeled by vimentin in red and Sox2, a marker for cells that are self-renewing, in cyan.

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Image by Christopher Morrow

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