White Blood Cells Derived from Mice Bone Marrow (IMAGE)

University of Sydney

White Blood Cells Derived from Mice Bone Marrow

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Macrophages (white blood cells) derived from the bone marrow of mice prior to (top), and 48 hours after (bottom), stimulation into an inflammatory state. Cells were either initially fed red and blue latex microbeads (left) or were stained red for lipid (right).

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Hugh Ford/PLOS ONE/University of Sydney

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