Cell photography

The month’s sharpest science shots — selected by Nature’s photo team.

As I mentioned in yesterday's blog post, I am obligated to create a quilt of certain specifications related to the element ZINC. This element is essential for life in both plants and animals. As I think about imagery for this piece, I decide to Google search images of cell structure. Here are a few of my favorite stock photos of cell structure. Most of these are plant cells. Animal cells are more disorganized - visually. I am going to play around with these images a bit and see if I can come…

Observed stained onion cells under the microscope at 100X magnification. #microscopy #onioncells #microscopicworld #cellularexploration

microscopic plant cells closeup of embroidery Framed embroidery xoxo Nat

Plant Cell Structure Under Microscope Biological Science Picture Directory - Pulpbits.net

This cross section of the stem of a soybean seedling shows the early stages in a developmental process that will produce a stem capable of supporting the mature plant. I stained the section with two fluorescent dyes - calcofluor, which binds to cellulose cell walls and fluorescences blue in ultraviolet light and auramine O, which binds to lignin and fluorescences yellow. It's the lignin laid down in cell walls that gives the stem the strength it will need to support the leaves and flower…

Close up minimalist cell quadrate, X-ray, macro photography, Cross overlap, in white background, multiple exposure photography, soft Green, translucent, photography by William fang, soft light, realistic photography, 8k, uhd, shot on Hasselblad x2d --ar 1:1 --c 20

Hannah Sheppard-Brennand - Developing sea mullet (Mugil cephalus) embryos

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Cells

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When appreciating a furniture design, it's easy to overlook the environmental impact of the various materials said design is made of including a frame, foam,

Humans rely on skin cells to help heal wounds and repair maintenance; however, research recently found cells switched roles between healing and mutating.

Some of these photos are artistic, others are terrifying.

Cancer Cell Division on Behance