Microscopic Organisms and Tissue Types

Close-up images of microscopic organisms, including amoebae and cancerous tissue sections, showcasing cellular structures and colors.

Microphotograph of a Section of the respiratory mucosa of a dog, at x100 magnification.
Microphotograph of a Section of the respiratory mucosa of a dog, at x100 magnification.
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Report at the Rouen University Hospital, PMA (Medically Assisted Procreation) service. Biology laboratory. IVF by ICSI.
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Cholera bacteria, illustration
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Microscopic view of the chicken mite
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Swiss Cheese 02
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Meningococcus or meningococcal disease or Neisseria meningitidis, is a bacteria involved in meningitis. These bacteria are the cause of mild pharyngitis and only one person in approximately 400 becomes the victim of a serious meningococcal infection, most often in the form of acute purulent meningitis. Image produced from optical microscopy
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Ciliaten auf Futtersuche Ciliaten auf Futtersuche Copyright: xZoonar.com/Dr.xLangex 13174906
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bright jellyfish floating in the dark sea water
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Schlafkrankheit Schlafkrankheit Trypanosomen unter dem Mikroskop im Blut 400x Copyright: xZoonar.com/Dr.xNorbertxLangex 13630470
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Euglena unicellular alga viewed under a microscope, Euglenaceae.
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Darkfield light micrograph of Paramecium bursaria, a ciliate protozoan, that contains endosymbiotic green algae (Chlorella sp.). Paramecium are found ...
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bright jellyfish floating in the dark sea water
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Animalcula, Infusoria, Fluvia, Tilia, Et, Marina, Hauniae, Typis, N. Mölleri, 1786, Infusoria, Animalcules, A meticulously illustrated plate showcasing various botanical structures, featuring a range of seeds and spores. The collection is systematically organized, with intricate details highlighting each specimen. Numbers accompany each illustration, indicating individual species or types. The diversity in shape and size is evident, with circular, oval, and elongated forms, capturing the intricacies of plant reproduction. This educational representation emphasizes the significance of each element in botanical studies, reflecting a historical approach to plant morphology and classification.
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A pencil sketch by Carl von Hasenauer depicting architectural design and details on paper.
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This iodine-stained photomicrograph revealed ultrastructural morphology exhibited by a binucleate parasitic amoebic cyst of Entamoeba histolytica, in a concentrated wet mount specimen. Notice the chromatoid body with blunt and rounded ends, and that only two nuclei are visible in this focal plane. CDC/Dr Mae Melvin 1977
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Plankton - Dinoflagellate (Peridinium depressum) x 43
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Screw algae
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Blue Liquid falling into Water against White Background
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Torch Lily (Kniphofia sp) SEM close-up view of pollen at 1050x magnification
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Earth Observations taken by Expedition 34 crewmember.
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Nerve cells.
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Cholera bacteria, illustration
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Stages of the life cycle of Glenodinium sanguineum, Dinoflagellates. Drawing.
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Biflagellated gametes of Acetabularia, Polyphysaceae. Drawing.
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Scanning electron micrograph (SEM) at an extremely high magnification of 44, 818X, of a single dividing Gram-negative Escherichia coli bacterium
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Frog egg under the microscope, background. (Frogg Egg Sec.) 100x

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This scanning electron micrograph (SEM) depicts a flagellated Vibrio vulnificus bacterium, Mag. 13184x. Vibrio vulnificus is a bacterium in the same family as those that cause cholera. It normally lives in warm seawater and is part of a group of vibrios that are called halophilic because they require salt. V. vulnificus can cause disease in those who eat contaminated seafood or have an open wound that is exposed to contaminated seawater. Among healthy people, ingestion of V. vulnificus can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. In immunocompromised persons, particularly those with chronic liver disease, V. vulnificus can infect the bloodstream, causing a severe and life-threatening illness characterized by fever and chills, decreased blood pressure (septic shock), and blistering skin lesions. V. vulnificus bloodstream infections are fatal about 50% of the time. See image n0831905 on the site.
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Report at the Rouen University Hospital, PMA (Medically Assisted Procreation) service. Biology laboratory. IVF by ICSI.
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slipper animalcule compressed paramecium aurelia magnification x125
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Human IVF
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa or pyocyanin bacillus, pathogenic bacteria, very resistant and often responsible for nosocomial infections. It is one of the most difficult bacteria to eliminate clinically. The infections it causes concern: the eyes, burns, surgical wounds, urine, lungs, stomach, intestines, meninges, blood. Image taken from an X 1000 optical microscopy.
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Bacteria smears of germs for microbiological diagnosis, microscope slides, clinical microbiology, state of scientific research around 1915, 1: Streptococci, 2: Pneumococci, 3: Staphylococci, 4: Gonococci, 5: Sarcina, 6: Influenza virus of the influenza epidemic of 1892
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Human IVF
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Rouen University Hospital, France. Reproductive biology laboratory.
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Transmission electron microscope images of Bacillus subtilis, using ambient and cryo-preparative methods. Mid-log phase cultures were prepared by conventional chemical fixation (A), MW-assisted chemical fixation (B), traditional FS (C), or by rapid FS without (D) or with MW irradiation (E-F). Bars: 50 nm...
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Culpepper Compound Microscope Slide, 18th Century. From microscope storage box 1965T5099.1.. Purchased from Edward H Pinto, 1965.
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Hundt, Fr., Rutherford, Lewis M., Sonnenfleckengruppe in ihren Changeungen an sieben Tagen, photograph, foto, foto's, height mm, width mm, photographer, 1870-09 - 1870-09, third quarter 19th century, salted paper print, salt print