51 Stunning Photos From This Year’s Nikon Small World Photomicrography Contest

#41. Pleurotaenium Ovatum

#42. Prostate cancer cells.

#43. Phyllobius Roboretanus (Weevil).

#44. A warp knitted curtain fabric.

#45. Human tongue blood vessels injected with lead chromate.

#46. The early stage development of Alcea Rosea.

#47. Ciliated Respiratory Epithelial Cells (yellow) and Mucus Producing Goblet Cells (cyan), containing tight junctions (red) and nuclei (blue).

#48. The migrasome of a mouse fibroblast cell.

#49. The Sagittal section of a mouse’s cerebellum or Brain.

#50. Dye-injected Hippocampal Interneuron in a mouse’s brain section.

#51. The embryonic body wall from a developing mus musculus.

This year’s Small World Photomicrography competition goes to the researchers at the Netherlands Cancer Institute, BioImaging Facility & Department of Cell Biology. They were the ones who captured the immortalized human skin cells.

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