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A collage: Clockwise from top right: Fat cells in obese, diabetic mice are larger than those in lean mice; when given rosiglitazone, fat stem cells in mice could produce smaller fat cells; Claudio Villanueva.
Graphic image of developing fetus and placenta.
From left to right: Dr. Heather Christofk, Dr. Kathrin Plath and Dr. Aparna Bhaduri
Dr. Stephanie Correa
Leanne Jones (right) and first author Sophia Lewis
Human heart cells grown from stem cells show less robust muscle fibers (green) in high glucose conditions (left) compared to reduced glucose conditions (right).