File:Epithelioid cells and macrophages in cell culture.jpg
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English: Epithelioid cells (polarized form, nucleus color - green) and macrophages (nucleus color – red)
in peritoneal cell culture of mice, stimulated by inactivated Mycobacteria tuberculosis, on the 10th day of cultivation. The pseudo color image was obtained by color coding of different optical densities in a photo of cells, stained by Azure-Eosine. The shape of cells determined by their cytoskeleton, and the color characterizes the different their cytomorphology. |
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