Matrix network of human lung parenchyma, Muzamil Majid Khan, winner of the DGMB Image Contest
Story behind: The representative image shows the fibrillar collagen signal present in the lung parenchyma. It was taken using label-free imaging technique known as Second Harmonic Generation microcopy. The purpose of the experiment is to track the dynamics of collagen deposition in complex human lung tissue in ex-vivo culture settings upon stimulation with a pro-fibrotic stimulant.
Thank you to everyone who submitted their images. We are thrilled to reveal the winner of the DGMB Image Contest:
Matrix network of human lung parenchyma, Muzamil Majid Khan
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