Imaging and Other Resources

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Infectious Agents and Toxins

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1. Cryptococcus gattii, a pathogenic yeast. (learn more)
2. Borrelia burgdorferi, a spirochete bacterium that causes Lyme disease. (learn more)
3. Salmonella, a common pathogenic bacterium. (learn more)
4. Salmonella treated by neutralizing antibody. (learn more)
5. Herpes Simplex I virus (HSV-1), a common virus that causes cold sores, shown in transit across nuclear membrane. (learn more)
6. Subcellular localization of host chaperones during HSV-1 infection. (learn more)
7. Reverse transcriptase of HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. (learn more)
8. Damage to the intestinal epithelium caused by the plant toxin, Ricin. (learn more)
9. Crystal of the protein mycoplasma arthriditis mitogen from an organism that causes a type of arthritis. (learn more)

Cell Structure

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1. Cell mitosis (1/3): metaphase (chromosomes attach to spindle). (learn more)
2. Cell mitosis (2/3): anaphase (chromosomes move to poles). (learn more)
3. Cell mitosis (3/3): cytokinesis (cell division). (learn more)
4. The Triad Junction, involved in muscle contraction. (learn more)
5. The Ribosome, the protein-making factory of the cell. (learn more)
6. Mitochondrion, the cell's powerhouse. (learn more)

Other Health Images

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1. Mucosal Immune System Diagram. (learn more)
2. New York State Radon Testing Map. (learn more)
3. Elemental map of Lead(Pb) and Strontium(Sr) in a cross-section of bone. (learn more)