Telomeres on Human Chromosomes (IMAGE) University of Washington Caption Colored in blue are the 46 chromosomes that make up the human genome. The telomeres of each chromosome are visible as white points. Original image here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/nihgov/24190672366/in/photolist-CRDw73-a6FjX6-fLR2M-fLQZi-sZrHM-sZrHR-sZswm-fe6um-sZrHF-sZrHC-sZswj-sZrHG-fe6up-8dmSyv-f6FW7-cC7aWY-atBQei-afqahC-hr56bm-q2uXS4-mVQDc5-fe6uq-haDCsM-BQF3z4-7uNBRF-5983ai-baVaCR-5982Rp-3KvC4N-4uFfRf-pnaa5P-mVM2JD-5fovu9-6vJ92n-qXcKRD-5fj8W6-sZrHK-5fj8TB-5fovCL-5fovDE-HhBaoj-86H568-cGcc1o-ByZtK5-9qpGCC-9aQfhk-9wHH8v-5fovvu-tBeiH-nDgiBa Credit Hesed Padilla-Nash and Thomas Ried, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health Usage Restrictions Must include credit and, when possible, link back to original image. License Licensed content Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible for the accuracy of news releases posted to EurekAlert! by contributing institutions or for the use of any information through the EurekAlert system.