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 I analyzed this sample on Friday, February 1 in the Majeti Lab at Stanford. The sample was collected two month previously by a graduate student name Miles Linde from the spleen of a healthy NSG mouse, and stained. I was able to ask my labmates to explain the spleen pathology while viewing the sample with a Foldscope!
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 Bio60_2019
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Healthy NSG Mouse Spleen

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