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What is the Confocal Image of an Organelle?

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kevin86

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Oct 16, 2005

#1

It's an organelle done with confocal microscope

Looks like a nucleus doesn't it.

http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/56/organelle5qt.th.jpg

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Moonbear

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Oct 16, 2005

#2

Looks likely to be, but to be more certain, I'd need to see a scale bar on it.

kevin86

Oct 16, 2005

#3

I'll have to ask my friend for it. So are the green lines microtubules.

Last edited: Oct 16, 2005

cronxeh

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Oct 16, 2005

#4

looks like anaphase

kevin86

Oct 16, 2005

#5

I'll try to get a better picture. Thanks

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