(40x, Namarski phase contrast)
The heat from the light source must've got to the poor guy... =(
And then it suddenly... EXPLODED!
An image sequence of a cilliate I got today, while taking optical sections:
(40x, Namarski phase contrast)
The heat from the light source must've got to the poor guy... =(
(40x, Namarski phase contrast)
The heat from the light source must've got to the poor guy... =(
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What happened there? A virus destroyed it??? You made too much pressure with the glass?
ReplyDeleteLOL we wish it was a virus - that'd be cool!
ReplyDeleteGlass pressure + heat from the lamp, I think...
LOL poor thing!
ReplyDeleteThe same (?) phenomenon as a film clip:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gzWocnaEIE
And btw, I don't think it was pressure or heat in my case.