Image of the Day: Intracellular Portrait

This three-panel watercolor painting depicts the inner molecular workings of a macrophage nucleus (left), pseudopodia (center top), and a bacterium the cell is about to engulf (bottom right).

The Scientist Staff

Jul 16, 2015

DAVID GOODSELLFor a closer look, visit Macrophage and Bacterium 2,000,000X

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