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Human chromosome, SEM C013 / 4998

Human chromosome. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a human chromosome. Chromosomes are a packaged form of a cells genetic material DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid). The DNA condenses into chromosomes during cell replication. Each chromosome consists of two identical strands (chromatids), aligned parallel to each other and joined at an area called the centromere (orange). The terminal regions are called teleomeres (red), and play a role in regulating cell ageing

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Cell Biology Cellular Centromere Chromatid Chromatids Chromosomal Chromosome Colored False Color False Colored False Colour Genetic Genetic Material Telomere Telomeres Biochemical Biochemistry Cutouts False Coloured Genetics


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This print showcases the intricate beauty of a human chromosome. In this coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM), we witness the condensed form of DNA, our cells' genetic material, packaged into a chromosome during cell replication. The image reveals two identical strands, known as chromatids, aligned parallel to each other and joined at the centromere in a vibrant orange hue. At the terminal regions lie the telomeres, depicted in striking red shades, which play a crucial role in regulating cell ageing. The black background accentuates every detail of this biological marvel. It serves as a reminder that within our bodies lies an extraordinary world waiting to be explored under powerful microscopes like the scanning electron microscope used to capture this stunning image. This photograph not only highlights the complexity and precision of cellular biology but also emphasizes its importance for maintaining health and normal functioning within our bodies. As we gaze upon this false-coloured representation of genetic information, it sparks curiosity about how these chromosomes contribute to our unique traits and characteristics. Displayed by SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY with their signature expertise in scientific imagery, this print is an awe-inspiring addition to any collection or educational setting where it can inspire wonder and appreciation for the wonders hidden within us all.

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