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A high-magnification image of hydrogel (in blue) encapsulating T cell-activating platelets (in red) and nanoparticles that release a drug to inhibit tumor-boosting cells (in green).

A multi-color image of colon tissue. Single cell nuclei are visible in blue. Colon cancer cells are highlighted in green. The cells infiltrate the organ lining and the muscle layers (red), ultimately leading to cancer cell migration into other organs.

This image shows expression of mono–adenosine 5′-diphosphate-ribosyltransferase 1 (ART1, cyan) on a human non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) tumor specimen (nuclei are shown in blue).

This image shows metastatic tumor cells.

Image of metastasis in a mouse brain. In green, tumor cells that remain "hidden" after surgery act as potential seeds for recurrence of metastasis.

This image shows a cross-section of mouse pancreatic tumor tissue.

An image of two prostate cancer organoids.

An engineered HSC-iNKT cell (blue) attacking a human tumor cell.

This image shows zebrafish red blood cells in the peripheral blood of zebrafish. Normal fish, with varied blood cell lineages, are shown at the top, and mutant zebrafish with clonal hematopoiesis at the bottom.

This image shows a thin section of a tumor from a PDX model. Histological staining reveals structures of the tumor cells and the tumor environment (stroma).