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3D Visualisation: New Tool in Diabetes Research

Kaufman’s Atlas of Mouse Development, a leading anatomic atlas, has used images of the pancreas created by the research team. The image shows primary lobes (in green, yellow and red) of the pancreas during embryonic development of mice. The stomach and the upper part of the intestines are grey. The object in the upper left corner is the tip of a pin, shown for size reference. (Ulf Ahlgren) arrow forward Image Zoom
Kaufman’s Atlas of Mouse Development, a leading anatomic atlas, has used images of the pancreas created by the research team. The image shows primary lobes (in green, yellow and red) of the pancreas during embryonic development of mice. The stomach and the upper part of the intestines are grey. The object in the upper left corner is the tip of a pin, shown for size reference. (Ulf Ahlgren)
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