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Multiplex tissue image of the month - SGO1 in testis

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Multiplex immunohistochemistry (mIHC/IF) reveals nuclear expression of the protein Shugoshin 1 (gene: SGO1) in pachytene/diplotene spermatocytes - the early cell states of developing sperm cells...Read more


Image of the month - TRIM73 unveiled in ovary

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Tripartite motif-containing protein 73 (gene: TRIM73) is a protein whose expression at the protein level was unveiled only recently by a team affiliated with the Human Protein Atlas. Multiplex immunohistochemistry allowed them to confirm its cell-type specific localization in the ovary, thus significantly advancing our understanding of both TRIM73 and the ovary proteome...Read more


Image of the month - ODF4 in spermatids

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How can sperm swim? The outer dense fiber of sperm tails 4 (gene: ODF4) is one of the proteins thought to be important for sperm tail movement that propels the sperm forward. Multiplex immunohistochemistry technique enabled us to examine the expression of this protein during sperm development (spermatogenesis) in more detail than ever before...Read more


Image of the month - PF4 in platelets

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Platelet factor 4 (gene: PF4) is a chemokine expressed by platelets (thrombocytes) - blood cell fragments that play a key role during blood clotting. Although its normal physiological role is not completely understood, PF4 is implicated in antimicrobial activity and life-threatening thrombosis caused by adenovirus vector covid-19 vaccines...Read more


Image of the month - RBP2 in the intestines

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This month we turn the spotlight to retinol binding protein 2 (gene: RBP2), which plays an important role in the uptake of vitamin A in the intestines. Now that winter has arrived, we increasingly need good night vision and a strong immune system - two physiological processes that we have vitamin A to thank for...Read more