Kandice Tanner and Mina Bissell, DOE/Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (IMAGE)

DOE/Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Kandice Tanner and Mina Bissell, DOE/Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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Kandice Tanner (left) and Mina Bissell led a research team that discovered a rotational motion in human breast cells -- dubbed CAMo -- that is critical for healthy cell development.

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Photo by Roy Kaltschmidt, Berkeley Lab

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