The Department of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology (SCRB) is the first cross-school department located in both the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Harvard Medical School. The Department's focus is the development, maintenance and repair of vertebrate tissues. Emphasis is placed on using these aspects of biology to inform the understanding of human diseases.

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HSCI summer intern with Mentor

The murine neocortex, immunocytochemically labeled with layer and cortical projection neuron subtype-specific markers. more

A group of cells originated from a transplanted HSC (white) observed in the bone marrow cavity 2 days following the transplant (blue:bone, green: osteoblasts, red: vasculature).... more

A maturing neuron (in green) integrating into the olfactory bulb architecture. more

Single (quiescent) HSC (white) observed in the bone marrow cavity 2 days after transplant (blue:bone, green: osteoblasts, red: vasculature). While right after transplant most... more

3D model obtained from a Z-stack of images showing osteoblasts (green) loosely covering the endosteal surface (blue, the endosteum is the internal surface of the bone, delimiting... more

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