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Addgene's founders in formalwear, smiling at the camera
Two naked mole-rats posing on a black background
A flowchart reflecting a cell fate decision tree. At each node, a transcription factor leads to two different outcomes depending on high or low expression. Each arrow is annotated with downstream genes. By following arrows through 3-5 nodes, various cell fates are decided: Non-reprogrammed fibroblast, MΦ/fibroblast, DC, monocyte/DC, MΦ/monocyte, lymphoid (NK), or mReg DC.
A team of 20 high school students in matching t shirts, along with their teacher.
A cartoon representation of a bacterium containing six different-colored plasmids. A zoomed-in view of one plasmid shows the synthetic plasmid ORI producing an RNA repressor, which represses replication of the plasmid.

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