A colorized scanning electron microscope picture of a nerve...

By: vivian on sábado, julho 18, 2015

A colorized scanning electron microscope picture of a nerve ending that has been broken open to reveal the synaptic vesicles (orange and blue) beneath the cell membrane.

Attribution: Tina Carvalh

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