Legends (clockwise from top left)
- DRC Associate Director M. Alan Permutt, M.D. with Washington University School of Medicine Diabetes Day 2011 guest speaker Michael W. Schwartz, M.D., University of Washington.
- A single adult human islet demonstrating proliferating b- and non-b-cells. Paraffin section of intact islet. Ki-67 (red), DAPI (blue) and insulin (green) (image courtesy of the McDaniel Laboratory).
- Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine Diabetes Day 2011 Poster Presentation.
- Lipid droplets stained with Nile Red from the fat tissue of a fruit fly larvae that has been eating a high sugar diet. The dark areas are the nuclei of individual cells (image courtesy of the Baranski Laboratory).
- Foam cells (image courtesy of the Bernal Laboratory).
- Vascular cross section (Image courtesy of the Bernal Laboratory).
- Adult human islets dispersed into single cells demonstrating proliferating and non-proliferating b-cells. Ki-67 (red), DAPI (blue) and insulin (green) (Image courtesy of the McDaniel Laboratory).
Please acknowledge the Washington University DRC in your publications as follows: "Supported by DRC, Grant No. P60 DK020579"
The Diabetes Centers Program at NIDDK will no longer offer both Diabetes Research Training Center (DRTC, P60) grants and Diabetes Endocrine Research Center Grants (DERC, P30). Instead, NIDDK now offers Diabetes Research Center Grants (DRC, P30) and a new, distinct program for centers for Diabetes Translation Research (CDTR). CDTRs are specifically designed for T3 translation work, expanding upon the previous Prevention & Control Programs of the DRCs.
