Image of the Week
Some of the most amazing things to come out of the HuBMAP Consortium are the images of healthy human tissues generated by our researchers.
Here, we collected them in one place to celebrate the work of these talented individuals.
Infographic of CytoCommunity, a new algorithm developed by Dr. Kai Tan at CHOP that identifies types of cells neighborhoods
MALDI IMS image courtesy of Dr. David Anderson at Vanderbilt University of the lipids within the optic nerve
MALDI-MSI image, courtesy of Dr. Brittney Gorman, at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, of the lipids within the lung
Phenocycler Fusion image by Drs. Gloria Pryhuber and Jeffery Purkerson, at the University of Rochester Medical Center, of the surface of the lung
MIBI-TOF image by Dr. Albert Tsai at the Bendall Lab at Stanford University of a glomerulus and surrounding tubules within a human kidney
IBEX image of a human retina from Dr. Colin Chu at UCL Institute of Ophthalmology
CODEX image of a neural node in the pancreas, courtsey of Dr. Angela Kruse in the Spraggins lab at Vanderbilt University
This is an IBEX image of a human spleen made by Dr. Andrea Radtke of the Germain lab at NIAID
This is a MASCima image of a human tonsil, made by Drs. Werner Muller & Andreas Bosio at Miltenyi Biotec
IMS image of a pediatric liver, courtesy of Dr. Hua Tian
CODEX image of the left atrium from Drs. Kai Tan and Kyung Ahn at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
This is a MALDI-MSI & autofluorescence image of the lipids inside the central portion of the left upper lobe of the lung, showing the large bronchus and smaller bronchioles by HuBMAP researcher Dr. Brittney Gorman at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory