mitochondria

Visualization of red blood cells and a white blood cell indicative of acute myeloid leukemia.
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An artistic rendition of two mitochondria shown in green and yellow.
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Mitochondria shown in green on a black background.
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A microscopic blue, black, and white image of mitochondria grouped together.
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Mitochondria.
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A photo of Piet Borst in an office, wearing a white shirt and a black jacket.
A side view of a human eye overlaid with a schematic of the internal eye structures.
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A serial block-face scanning electron microscope image of two zebrafish hair cells are shown against a black background. Cilia are shown in blue, the small mitochondria are shown in white, the large mitochondria is shown in gold, and synaptic ribbons are shown in purple.
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A flask with bright blue liquid in it sits on a laboratory bench, and rows of empty flasks sit in rows behind it.
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On the left, a silhouette of a human body jogs while an electrical heart activity signal extends from its heart. On the right, an anatomical structure of the interior of the heart shows the right atrium, right ventricle, left atrium, left ventricle, sinoatrial node, atrioventricular node, pulmonary artery, aorta, bundle of His, and left and right bundle branches. Arrows show the path of blood flow between the heart chambers.
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