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David Glanzman: neurons that learn in culture.
Guido Zampighi: The structure and mechanisms of assembly of specialized junctions between nerve cells.
Pradeep Rajendran: Ganglionated plexus stained for protein gene product 9.5.
Mark Frye: Fruit fly suspended in a 'virtual reality' flight simulator
Shimon Weiss. Super-redolution imaging of the cytoskeleton of a cell stained with quantum dots.
Josh Sasine: multiple myeloma cells infiltrating bone marrow cells. Brown: lambda light chain, 40x.
Grace Xiao: Genet network model associated with heart failure.
Rana Khankan: Olfactory ensheathing cells (green), astrocytes (blue) and fibroblasts (red). Nuclei in yellow.

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