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View of the Life Sciences Laboratory Equipment (LSLE) Incubator - Lymphocite Proliferation
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View of the Life Sciences Laboratory Equipment (LSLE) Incubator - Lymphocite Proliferation

NASA / JSC · 1984-10-18 · photograph (digital archive)

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S84-43683 (26 Nov 1984) --- This vertically positioned rectangular piece of hardware, scheduled to fly on the science module of Spacelab Life Sciences-1, is important to the immunology investigation on the mission. Called Lymphocyte Proliferation in Weightlessness (Experiment 240), the test was developed by Dr. Augosto Cogoli of the Institute of Biotechnology, Gruppe Weltraum Biologie, in Zurich, Switzerland.

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AEROSPACE MEDICINECONTROL BOARDSLABORATORY EQUIPMENTMEDICAL EQUIPMENTONBOARD EQUIPMENT
Credit lineView of the Life Sciences Laboratory Equipment (LSLE) Incubator - Lymphocite Proliferation. NASA/JSC, 1984-10-18. Public domain. ID: s84-43683.
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