When you look at the H1N1 virus under a high powered electron microscope, you can see why they started calling it the swine flu.
H1N1 Virus under the microscope
I've always been fascinated with images from high powered electron microscopes. It's like you're looking in on another world. I guess you really are looking at another world.
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Above is a photo of a conventional optical microscope.
H1N1 Virus Electron Microscope - Microscopic Germs
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2 comments:
Wow, that really looks like a pig. That's weird how a virus can like take the form of an animal.
I've always been facinated with microscopes!
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