Human BioMolecular Atlas Program (HuBMAP)

follicles - red and blue, luteinizing cells - pink, extracellular matrix - purple, green, white, vessels - yellow and orange

Does this CODEX image of an ovary send you ova the moon? This egg-citing image was made by NIH funded #_HuBMAP scientists @UPenn & @LurieChildren's, using antibodies specific to cell types found in the ovary to show the spatial relationships within. Ova it? Never!!!!

Photo credit - UPenn & Lurie Children’s (O’Neill, Kim, Laronda)

Not to be an ovary-achiever, but this CODEX image of oocytes in a healthy human ovary made by scientists at @UPenn & @LurieChildren’s is egg-straordinary! Images like this prove researchers aren’t just follicle-ing around! 😉

Green – oocytes, Pink – extracellular matrix, Cyan – vessels, Blue and Yellow – epithelial cells

Do you have the intestinal fortitude to check out your viscera? Then follow your gut instincts and digest this CODEX image of a healthy colon from John Hickey when he was at the of the Nolan Lab Stanford. We hope it bowels you over as much as us!

Red - podocytes, green - endothelial cells, yellow - smooth muscle cels and arterioles, cyan - thick ascending limb tubules, blue - proximal tubules, brown - distal convoluted tubules

Pi day just passed, so you know what that means! It's time for a slice of kidney pi(e), and that's a renal treat! This CODEX image of a kidney pi slice was made by #hubmap researchers Drs. Tarek Ashkar & Sanjay Jain @wustl, and we're not being irrational!

Stroma and ECM - green and blue; Endothelium - red, white, magenta, and cyan; Macrophages - yellow

Not to be ovary-serious, but this CODEX image of an ovary made by HuBMAP researchers Elizabeth Tsui, Hannah McDowell (Laronda lab at @NUFeinbergMed) & Alex Cabrera, Jean Rosario (O'Neill lab @PennMedicine) is egg-squiste! Hopefully, it fertilizes and catalyzesyour imagination!

DYK that bone marrow makes your blood cells? To get to the meat of the matter, come see this MIBI-TOF image visualized in CellTune, a software that classified the cells across the tissue section. Not to be too bloody marrow-minded, but this CellTune software sings! 😊

Yellow – lipid droplets, green – natural killer cells, light blue – endothelial cells, magenta – smooth muscle cells, orange – erythroid cell precursors, white – type I collagen, dark blue – hematopoietic stem cells

Decided to see this mass spec image of the decidua from MikeAngeloLab @stanford? Excellent choice! The decidua lines the uterus during pregnancy & forms the placenta. This image also captures fetal cells within & around maternal spiral arteries because we always deliver for you!

Nuclei - blue, Immune cells - green, basement membrane - red, cardiomyocyte membranes - yellow, smooth muscle cells - cyan, endothelial cells - magenta

To beat or not to beat that is the question Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to skip a beat Or pulsate with joy over the heartistry Of an image made by @GEHealthCare Using CellDIVE to see inner workings Of the heart is work not done in vein Tis a consummation devoutly to be wish'd

Mark your calendars for the @_hubmap Workshop on Jan 29th! 💻Hands-on intro to the HuBMAP Data Portal: ASCT+B tables, spatial & single-cell data, visualizations, downloads, and in-place analysis with Workspaces. Apply by Jan 22 👉 cmu.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Red - neurons, green - astrocytes, yellow - microglia, white - neuronal fibers, especially large axons, blue - inhibitory neurons, cyan - oligodendrocytes Cell DIVE image of human brain for Organ Mapping Antibody Panel (OMAP #35)

It's that time again HuBMAP Holiday Haiku Our present to you Are the holidays On your mind? A deep Cell DIVE From @GEResearch Antibodies show Intricacies of your mind In fluorescent lights Light up your brain cells Proteins show differences and Make merry pictures

red - epithelial cells, light purple - cell membranes.

Blue - nuclei, light green - cells involved in DNA damage and repair, in response to UV-induced damage, dark purple - dermal fibroblasts, light blue - dermal fibroblasts, cyan - T cells, dark green - smooth muscle cells, yellow - vasculature. magenta - proliferating cells

Hair we go again, taking a deep dive with Cell DIVE to see the different cell types within a hair follicle & the skin cells surrounding it from @GEResearch's Liz McDonough. These are far more than skin deep!