Up first: Demodex follicularum, a mite that inhabits the sebaceous glands on your face. (Normal light microscopy.)
Second: A crawfish nerve. (Confocal microscopy.)
Oct 20, 2008
science in action
They may not be award-winning, digitally retouched masterpieces, but they're real photos of real science in action, sent by a loyal reader who will remain anonymous unless he chooses to break the silence.
Up first: Demodex follicularum, a mite that inhabits the sebaceous glands on your face. (Normal light microscopy.)
Second: A crawfish nerve. (Confocal microscopy.)
Up first: Demodex follicularum, a mite that inhabits the sebaceous glands on your face. (Normal light microscopy.)
Second: A crawfish nerve. (Confocal microscopy.)
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