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Black thread-like squiggles representing germinating Aspergillus fumigatus spores set against a green background representing mouse lung tissue.
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A close up of a pipet placing a drop into vials.
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A microscopic image of the mouse colon shows cells, mucus, and microbes stained in pink and blue.
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Two cells outlined in fluorescent green and purple exchange molecules while joined at their membranes.
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A microscopic image of a bioactive scaffold with bundles of nanoscale filaments in pink and hyaluronic acid molecules in purple.
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A microscope image of fluorescently-labeled bacteria in green and colorectal cancer cells in red and blue against a black background.
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A blue and white brain organoid set against a black background.
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A HeLa cell is shown against a black background with TIS granules shown in purple and the ER in teal.
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On the left, an atomic force microscopy image of a group of light brown TRPV3 ion channels is shown against a black background with white arrow heads pointing to a tetramer and pentamer. In the top right, a close up atomic force microscopy image of the tetramer and pentamer is shown.
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Two microscopy images show a green cell resting on a pink horizontal membrane and breaking through the membrane.
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