Illuminating Immunology System in Microscopy

Minimalist logo for an immunology teacher. You have to have antibodies.

a macrophage consuming a bacterium, style of junji ito

The delicate beauty of a bee in flight is a sight to behold. ZEISS Microscopy, renowned pioneers in the field of microscopy, have captured the enchanting intricacy of a bee’s antenna. The bee’s antenna, beyond being a sensory marvel, showcases the remarkable power of microscopic exploration. Under the microscope, the bee antenna reveals a symphony of sensory perception. Thousands of tiny hairs called sensilla decorate the surface, each serving as a receptor for detecting scents, humidity, and even minute changes in temperature. As we immerse ourselves in the image, we witness the elegance and complexity of nature’s sensory architecture.

a macrophage consuming a bacterium, style of lovis corinth

gut health cells --ar 9:16 --s 250 --v 6.0

minimalist logo that I have antibodies as an illustration, for a teaching school in the field of virology

Depth-color coded projections of three stentors (single-cell freshwater protozoans) by Dr. Igor Siwanowicz

Minimalist logo for a higher education textbook on immunology using antibodies.

Dr. Émile Roux

image of an ant taken with an electron microscope, monochromatic