Cryo Images |

Portion of a coated, freeze-fractured cross-section of an apple. The surface of the apple is at the top of the image
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Yeast cells, visible after freeze-fracturing and coating a cluster of baker’s yeast
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Yeast cells, visible after freeze-fracturing and coating a cluster of baker’s yeast
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Cross section of a cell of a leaf that has been freeze-fractured,
etched, and coated with gold (imaged in high vacuum)
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Two fungi spores on the edge of the cross-section of a freeze-fractured
leaf, coated with gold and imaged in high vacuum
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Portion of a cross section of a freeze-fractured leaf, where
the palisade mesophyll, the spongy mesophyll, and the bundle
sheath can be distinguished. Coated with gold and imaged in
high vacuum.
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Detail of the palisade mesophyll
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Detail of an aphid head, frozen and coated with gold
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Aphid on a leaf, frozen and coated with gold, and imaged in
high vacuum
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Non-Cryo Images |

Uncoated, hydrated bacterial cells ( Escherichia coli)
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Surface of the carapace of a live specimen of Daphnea sp.
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Image of the uncoated fracture surface of a ceramic matrix composite consisting of NextelTM 720 fibers and a mullite-alumina porous matrix after long-term exposure at elevated temperatures followed by unidirectional tensile tests
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Tips of the columns of uncoated yttria-stabilized zirconia thermal barrier coating
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Protein fibrils marked with gold on graphite
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Back of the head of an uncoated ant
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Uncoated 100% cotton paper imaged at 60% relative humidity
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Rhodococcus erythropolis biofilm on sand with hexadecane
as the carbon source
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Uncoated surface of a eucalyptus leaf
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Image of a portion of an uncoated eye of a wasp
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The head of a flea
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Portion of the surface of a fresh leaf of Geranium sp.
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Detail of the cross section of a eucalyptus leaf, uncoated
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Micrograph of the oxidation layer and base area of a thermally
treated yttria-stabilized zirconia thermal barrier coating.
(The image is the result of mixing the signals of the backscatter
and secondary electron detectors.)
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Uncoated pyrite formation from an undersea chimney
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Formation from an undersea chimney, uncoated
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Portion of an uncoated hypocotyl of Arabidopsis thaliana
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Uncoated surface of laser cut on human tooth
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Surface of an uncoated leaf, Quercus sp.
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Nanotubes formed by deposition of TiO2 on a tubular structure of aluminum oxide after the aluminum oxide is etched
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Live foraminiferan
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Edge of a Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilm cultured on
a polyester membrane overlying Luria broth agar
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Uncoated and fully hydrated mussel thread, damaged by bacteria
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Formation of a drusen in the macular tissue of an eye
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Human red blood cell with two 1µm diameter beads attached to its surface, used in drug-delivery research
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Uncoated foraminiferan fossil
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Mouse fibroblast cells on glass, uncoated
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Skeleton of organism found in a fully hydrated mud sample from
the Salton Sea
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Thermally treated yttria-stabilized zirconia thermal barrier coating
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Mineral formation from an undersea chimney, fully hydrated
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Tungsten oxide photocatalytic film on titanium substrate
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High magnification image of a tungsten oxide film on titanium substrate with measurements of the tungsten fibers
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A photocatalytic film of tungsten oxide on titanium substrate, forming rounded particles
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Uncoated recycled paper imaged at 60% relative humidity
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Backscatter image of the filament of a car light bulb (courtesy
of FEI).
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Portion of a root in a sample of soil from Segdwick Reserve
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Close up of mycelia growing in a sample of deep soil
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Mycelia in a 3-m. deep soil sample from Segdwick Reserve
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Portion of the tooth surface of an uncoated fossilized jaw from
an extinct reptile (the marks on the teeth provide information
about the eating habits of the species)
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Completely hydrated vesicle
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Backscattered electron image of the cross-section of a mullite/alumina porous matrix fiber-reinforced ceramic composite with monazite (bright) used as a sealant
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Uncoated shell of a marine snail (from the collection of the
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History)
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Portion of a fully hydrated aquatic worm
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Remains of the shell of a non-coated marine diatom, with mineral
particles inside
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Non-coated marine diatom with mineral crystals growing on it
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Non-coated marine diatom
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