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October 2017 | Volume 214, No. 10

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Mossadegh-Keller et al. show the distinct origin of two different testicular macrophage populations during postnatal development. The cover illustrates a newborn mouse testis with CX3CR1 macrophages (green) surrounding phalloidin-stained seminiferous tubules (red) and nuclei labeled with Sytox blue (cyan). The image was provided by the authors.
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The Journal of Experimental Medicine: 214 (10)

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