Search 3 documents in this vault
The image is a highly magnified black and white microscopic view of a biological tissue. It appears to be a cross-section of cells, densely packed together. The cells are roughly circular or oval in shape, resembling bubbles or vesicles. Between the cells are dark, irregular spaces which likely represent intercellular fluid or gaps. The overall texture is complex and organic. The high contrast suggests a staining or preparation technique for microscopic observation.
This black and white microscopic image displays a collection of cells of varying sizes and shapes. Most cells appear relatively circular or oval, with some exhibiting darker regions within, possibly nuclei. The cells are semi-transparent, giving a blurred, ghost-like appearance, and some of them are dividing. The background is a light gray color, providing contrast to the cells.
This is a black and white electron micrograph depicting several cells. The cells are elongated and somewhat flattened, with clearly visible nuclei. The nuclei are large, irregularly shaped, and contain dense regions presumed to be chromatin. There is a textured background representing the cytoplasm, with visible cellular structures and some smaller vesicles. The image is at a high magnification, as evidenced by the scale bar in the lower right corner.
Release files anywhere to upload them to this vault
Loading upload form...
