Biomedical Collection (#4)

Gene expression analysis C016 / 9697
MODEL RELEASED. Gene expression analysis. Researcher removing a microarray from a fluidics station. This machine is used to wash and stain a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)

Light microscopy C016 / 9700
Light microscopy. Light microscope being used to magnify a blood sample

Gene expression analysis C016 / 9698
MODEL RELEASED. Gene expression analysis. Researcher removing a microarray from a fluidics station. This machine is used to wash and stain a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)

Light microscopy C016 / 9703
Light microscopy. Light microscope being used to magnify a blood sample

Biological sample preparation machine C016 / 9696
MODEL RELEASED. Biological sample preparation machine. This machine is used to purify nucleic acids and proteins from biological samples before further analysis

DNA sequencing C016 / 9691
MODEL RELEASED. DNA sequencing. Researcher examining a flow cell from a benchtop high-throughput sequencing system (in background)

PCR amplification C016 / 9693
MODEL RELEASED. PCR amplification. Researcher examining a sample array from a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) machine. This machine is used to make many copies of (amplify)

Light microscopy C016 / 9702
Light microscopy. Light microscope being used to magnify a blood sample

Gene expression analysis C016 / 9699
MODEL RELEASED. Gene expression analysis. Researcher removing a microarray from a fluidics station. This machine is used to wash and stain a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)

PCR amplification C016 / 9694
MODEL RELEASED. PCR amplification. Researcher examining a sample array from a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) machine. This machine is used to make many copies of (amplify)

Light microscopy C016 / 9701
Light microscopy. Light microscope being used to magnify a blood sample

Brain scan, conceptual image C017 / 7393
MODEL RELEASED. Brain scan, conceptual composite image

Human brain, artwork C017 / 7399
Human brain, computer artwork

Brain scan, conceptual image C017 / 7396
MODEL RELEASED. Brain scan, conceptual composite image

PLGA microspheres, SEM
PLGA microspheres, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). PLGA, or poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid), is a copolymer used in a variety of biomedical devices such as grafts, sutures (stitches)

Biomedical laboratory C016 / 3121
Biomedical laboratory. Samples being weighed on a mechanical balance before being put in a centrifuge

Biomedical laboratory C016 / 3120
Biomedical laboratory. Samples being weighed on a mechanical balance before being put in a centrifuge

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"Exploring the Biomedical Frontier: Unveiling London's Pioneering Work at Kings Cross" Step into the captivating world research as we journey through the heart of United Kingdom's scientific hub, London. Nestled in the vibrant district of Kings Cross lies The Francis Crick Institute, a beacon for groundbreaking discoveries and advancements in healthcare. Transporting us back to 1972, an era marked by remarkable progress, we witness a dedicated woman attaching sensors to a patient at the Biomedical Centre. With precision and care, she sets the stage for cutting-edge experiments that would shape medical history. In another corner of this bustling center, amidst rows of buzzing machines and diligent researchers, a woman operates a telex machine with unwavering focus. This intricate communication system serves as a vital lifeline connecting scientists across borders—a testament to collaboration transcending boundaries. Venturing further within these walls reveals locked rooms where patients eagerly listen to something transformative—perhaps an innovative treatment or life-changing breakthroughs whispered through hidden speakers. Their hope intertwines with relentless efforts behind closed doors; their stories interwoven with countless hours spent unraveling mysteries within these hallowed halls. As our exploration continues, we encounter yet another determined woman operating an advanced machine designed to test patients' hearing capabilities. Through meticulous analysis and compassionate care, she paves new avenues for understanding auditory health—an invaluable contribution towards enhancing lives. Amidst it all stands Nucleic Acid—an illustration symbolizing genetic blueprints that hold immense potential for unlocking cures and deciphering human existence itself. It embodies the essence research—the pursuit of knowledge intertwined with compassion-driven innovation. The Biomedical Centre becomes our gateway into this extraordinary realm where science meets humanity—a place where tireless dedication converges with boundless curiosity. Each room holds untold stories waiting to be discovered; each researcher is driven by an unyielding passion to make a difference in people's lives.