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A 3D color projection of the skin-muscle interface of an embryonic mouse forelimb stained for LAMA1, a basement membrane protein.
Photo credit: Sarah Lipp, a graduate student at Purdue University, and Sarah Calve, Associate Professor at the University of Colorado Boulder and an Adjunct Associate Professor at Purdue
From the NIH NIAMS
