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English: This is a “fly-into” sequences of the 3D structure of a typical hepatocyte nucleus. The grey-levels have been inverted to aid visual 3D depth cues but this is
brightfield imagery. Note how the internal chromatin in the hepatocyte is characterised by more complex multiply-branched internal connections and is more dispersed in linear strands in contrast to the plasma cell. |
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Source | Tadrous P (2012). "Subcellular Microanatomy by 3D Deconvolution Brightfield Microscopy: Method and Analysis Using Human Chromatin in the Interphase Nucleus". Anatomy Research International. DOI:10.1155/2012/848707. PMID 22567315. PMC: 3342522. | ||
Author | Tadrous P | ||
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