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51 Stunning Photos From This Year’s Nikon Small World Photomicrography Contest

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#21. Ganglion cells expressing fluorescent proteins.

Source: Dr. Keunyoung Kim
#22. A broccoli.

Source: Dr. Nathan Myhrvold
#23. Nsutite and Cacoxenite (minerals).

Source: Emilio Carabajal Márquez
#24. Aspergillus Flavus (Fungus) and yeast colony from soil.

Source: Tracy Scott
#25. Neurons derived from a Parkinson patient.

Source: Dr. Regis Grailhe, Nasia Antoniou & Dr. Rebecca Matsas
#26. A dyed human hair.

Source: Harald K. Andersen
#27. Melaleuca Sp., which is commonly known as paperbark tree, leaf

Source: Dr. Paul Joseph Rigby
#28. Parus Major (Titmouse) down feather.

Source: Marek Miś
#29. A liquid crystal.

Source: Michael Tuchband
#30. Just the simple eyes of Ectemnius with condensation.

Source: Laurie Knight
#31. The Hippocampal (brain) region.

Source: Dr. Sarah Moghadam & Dr. Ahmad Salehi
#32. Nerves found under the skin of a mouse.

Source: Henri Koskinen
#33. The head of a circocerus (Beetle).

Source: Dr. Jan Michels
#34. Growing cartilage-like tissue in the lab using bone stem cells.

Source: Catarina Moura, Dr. Sumeet Mahajan, Dr. Richard Oreffo & Dr. Rahul Tare
#35. A flower organ called stamen.

Source: Samuel Silberman
#36. Newborn rat cochlea with sensory hair cells.

Source: Dr. Michael Permy
#37. A natural sponge.

Source: Dr. David A. Johnston
#38. Exaerete Frontalis.

Source: Levon Biss
#39. Label-free optical imaging of a human breast tissue.

Source: Sixian You, Dr. Stephen A.J. Boppart & Dr. Haohua Tu
#40. Common Mestra butterfly eggs.

Source: David Millard
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