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Breast Epithelial Cells

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Published: January 5, 2022

Credit: Hanasoge Somasundara/ dos Santos lab/ CSHL, 2021

This image shows mouse breast epithelial cells (red and magenta) after a pregnancy. The cells are calling in NKT cells (green, pointed out with white arrows) to kill any epithelial cells that may become cancerous.

Thin Section of Tumor

Thin Section of Tumor

Credit: Hanasoge Somasundara/ dos Santos lab/ CSHL, 2021

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