Microscopy - Blog Posts
look at these gorgeous bronchial cartilage cells!
look at that inflammatory process!!
this is a intestinal polyp slide. also check out that hemossiderosis in the hemorraged vessel to right!
Metastatic embolus from breast adenocarcinoma in the lungs
cancer cells are usually very metamorphic, which you can tell by the different shapes of the nuclei in this embolus. i love how you can see the metastasis inside a vessel perfectly in this picture!
Monochrome image of a victorian butterfly tongue captured by Gregg Kleinberg with a Paxcam microscope camera under the microscope at 400x.
More pictures I have taken recently. I wish there were more ciliate enjoyers on this website.
1st image (top-left to right): Loxophyllum meleagris, colpidium colpoda, bursaria, haptorid (possibly enchelyodon), nassulid, arcellinid, euglena viridis, stentor coeruleus, metacineta mystacina
2nd image: Spathidiid, cyphoderia, amphileptus, nassulid, stentor roeselii, turaniella vitrea, homalozoon vermiculare, frontonia, amphileptus procerus
Evil mf, alias mosquito, 40x magnification
Fine I admit it, maybe they are kind of cool looking up close
Dragonfly naiad, from a freshwater pond. 40x magnification.
They are carnivorous freshwater larvae that devour tadpoles, mosquito larvae and even small fish!
They have compound eyes as seen in the picture and six limbs as seen in most Insecta forms
Biology just makes me swoon <3