File:NDG2 Euplotes woodruffi.jpg
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Italiano: Foto di Euplotes woodruffi al microscopio elettronico a fluorescenza (ingrandimento 40X). La colorazione al DAPI mette in evidenza il macronucleo a forma di T, il micronucleo tondeggiante e i batteri simbionti ospitati nel citoplasma. Analisi e foto realizzate da Valentina Serra. English: Photo of Euplotes woodruffi under a fluorescence electron microscope (40X magnification). DAPI staining highlights the T-shaped macronucleus, the rounded micronucleus and the symbiotic bacteria hosted in the cytoplasm. Analysis and photos created by Valentina Serra. |
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