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Johann Evangelist Purkinje (1787 –1869) cseh anatómus és fiziológus portréja
Johann Evangelist Purkinje (1787 –1869) cseh anatómus és fiziológus portréja
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Cell in laser beam, flow cytometry, illustration
Cell in laser beam, flow cytometry, illustration
Illustration of a white blood cell (leukocyte) passing through the laser beam in a flow cytometer. Flow cytometry is a technology which revolutionised the fields of immunology and ...
EARLY MEDIEVAL JEWELLERY FITTING
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Microbead 'lasers' engulfed by cells, artistic impression
Microbead 'lasers' engulfed by cells, artistic impression
Plastic microbead 'lasers' engulfed by astrocyte cells, artistic impression. This image shows astrocytes which have engulfed (by a process called phagocytosis) plastic microbeads s...
Interphase cells showing pentameric X
Interphase cells showing pentameric X
Human cells at interphase, stained to show pentameric (5 copies) X chromosomes....
Santiago Ramon y Cajal
Santiago Ramon y Cajal
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Brooch-pendant in the form of a honeycomb, by John Donald, London 1969, gold, diamonds and fire opals. Large pendant in the form of a golden honeycomb, with two gems mounted as drops of honey, and a jewelled bee with diamond-set wings lower centre. The go
Brooch-pendant in the form of a honeycomb, by John Donald, London 1969, gold, diamonds and fire opals. Large pendant in the form of a golden honeycomb, with two gems mounted as drops of honey, and a jewelled bee with diamond-set wings lower centre. The go
Brooch-pendant in the form of a honeycomb, by John Donald, London 1969, gold, diamonds and fire opals. Large pendant in the form of a golden honeycomb, with two gems mounted as dro...

