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Zelinski Lab: Macaque Ovary Tissue Histology

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Description: A collection of ovary histology slides and associated meta-data for non-human primates.

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Zelinski Lab: Cynomolgus Macaque Ovary Histology

Dietrich, Watanabe, Zelinski & 2 more
A collection of ovary histology slides and associated metadata for Cynomolgus Macaque primates.
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Zelinski Lab: Rhesus Macaque Ovary Histology

Dietrich, Watanabe, Zelinski & 2 more
A collection of ovary histology slides and associated metadata for Rhesus Macaque primates.
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Zelinski Lab: Japanese Macaque Ovary Histology

Dietrich, Watanabe, Zelinski & 2 more
A collection of ovary histology slides and associated metadata for Japanese Macaque primates.
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Training Materials and Protocols

Watanabe, Dietrich, Zelinski & 2 more
This component contains training materials (e.g., videos, slides, documents) for the MOTHER project.
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