Micrographs by Kathrin Rousk.
Not exact matches
COVER A three - dimensional
micrograph of computationally separated cells with their internal organelles, as captured
by a movie of the developing zebrafish eye.
Their massive electron
micrographs of the joint showed tiny, perfectly formed screws and nuts, with a thread far more delicate than those made
by humans.
The illustration, based on electron
micrographs and created
by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, shows one of these antibiotic - resistant bacteria.
«Space Odyssey»
by Stephen Lowry of the University of Ulster is a montage made from
micrographs of biological specimens.
A scanning electron
micrograph depicts numerous clumps of methicillin - resistant Staphylococcus aureus bacteria, commonly referred to
by the acronym MRSA.
Seen in the center of each virus in this colored transmission electron
micrograph is its genetic fingerprint (pink), surrounded
by a protective protein shell (yellow).
Created
by CDC microbiologist Frederick A. Murphy, this colorized transmission electron
micrograph (TEM) revealed some of the ultrastructural morphology displayed
by an Ebola virus virion.
This high - resolution transmission electron
micrograph of particles made
by the research team shows the particles» highly uniform size and shape.
His electron
micrograph shows the head of an Australian helmet flea (Stephanocircus harrisoni) magnified around 100 times, and it earned him a prize in this year's
micrograph competition mounted
by Leica Cambridge.
The prizewinning electron
micrograph, taken
by Frank Page of the University of Loughborough, shows the tip of the fly's proboscis.
This electron
micrograph shows an oral squamous cancer cell (white) being attacked
by two cytotoxic T cells (red).
The image on the left, selected
by Hirst from the Science Photo Library, is a coloured scanning electron
micrograph of a biopsy from the intestine of a child with small bowel cancer.
(D) Transmission electron
micrograph showing UCP - immunogold (10 nm, indicated
by arrows) in a mitochondrion of an interstitial fibroblast - like cell of the rope tissue.
Further investigation revealed that the researchers failed to report that the MSG was frequently vomited before it could be absorbed, that the monkeys were under anesthesia with a powerful glutamate receptor antagonist (phencyclidine), and that the areas of the brain shown in
micrographs were areas of the hypothalamus known to be unaffected
by glutamate.
Scanning electron
micrograph of wood being decayed
by the white rot fungus Punctularia strigoso - zonata.