Images For Print

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Islet cells in the pancreas
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Obelia in the ocean
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Sylvie finds herself in the tree of Life
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Phagocytosis
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Immune cells tend to concentrate near the lining of the digestive tube.
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Four images from the storyboard. Top left: prokaryotes in the ocean; top right: immune cells near the lining of the gut in the primitive fish; bottom left: immune cells in the sponge; bottom right: Sylvie points to the human species in the phylogenetic tree.
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Videos for Broadcast

The videos below are broadcast quality. They can be used freely for press purposes with credit information to "Regenerative Medicine Partnership for Education."For best use, save to your local computer - this may take a few minutes.

Filename: Islet.avi
Duration: 22 sec
Description: Confused T-cells attack and destroy healthy islet cells in the pancreas.

Filename: Obelia.avi
Duration: 8 sec
Description: Obelia swallows a multicellular creature.

Filename: TreeOfLife.avi
Duration: 24 sec
Description: The phylogenetic tree grows above an ancient Earth, showing the emerging complexity of Life forms over time.

Filename: SwallowingCells.avi
Duration: 24 sec
Description: Eukaryotic cell swallows a particle.

Filename: GutLining.avi
Duration: 14 sec
Description: Immune cells concentrate near the gut lining, as its absorbent character makes it an easier point of entry to harmful particles.