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English: A monoclonal antibody to HSP60 was used to stain human HeLa cells grown in tissue culture. The antibody reveals cellular mitochondria in red. The blue signal is due to a DNA binding dye which reveals cell nuclei. Antibody staining and image courtesy of <a href="http://encorbio.com">EnCor Biotechnology Inc</a>. |
| Date | 11/2/2015 |
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| Author | GerryShaw |
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