Refining Our Body Image
HuBMAP Consortium issues package of papers and new data for the research community to explore
Revealing the Unseen with PiMS
The human body is made up of trillions of cells, each having a specialized role, and each affected by its environment and neighboring cells.
Want to know what we did last summer? Come find out!
In the summer of 2022, the Human BioMolecular Atlas Program (HuBMAP) launched its second iteration of the Underrepresented Student Internship Program…
Want to Make Spectacular Antibody Staining Images? Ask us how!
The NIH Common Fund FIRST program announced its second round of awardees to enhance diversity and inclusion among biomedical faculty.
What We Did on our Summer Vacation - Learning the Ins and Outs of Single-Cell Research
In Summer 2021, the Human BioMolecular Atlas Program launched its first Underrepresented Student Internship Program for undergraduate students to…
Collaborating on Coronavirus: Discovering the Role of Lung Cells in Coronavirus Infection
While scientists continue to develop vaccines and therapies for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), it is also vital to understand how the…
scMEP: A Matchmaker using Single-Cell Profiling
All things that live are composed of cells, whether it be a single-celled organism like a bacterium, or something made of trillions of cells like a…
The Human BioMolecular Atlas Program (HuBMAP) Presents Its First Data Release
An adult human body is made up of trillions of cells. How those cells interact with each other and arrange into tissues and organs directly impacts…
Do You Know Where Your Proteins Are?
Multicellular organisms are composed of many different cell types, each having a specialized role in the organism’s survival. In order to specialize…
Amplifying the Light with Immuno-SABER
Until recently, scientists had to be satisfied with dissecting a population of cells from a specific tissue containing many different cells to draw…
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