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  • 4006167420995512003837434839100041895575PublicAssets/6608On the left, a cross-section slice of a rat pancreas cell captured using cryo-electron tomography (cryo-ET). On the right, a 3D, color-coded version of the image highlighting cell structures. Visible features include microtubules (neon-green rods), ribosomes (small yellow circles), and vesicles (dark-blue circles). These features are surrounded by the partially visible endoplasmic reticulum (light blue). The black line at the bottom right of the left image represents 200 nm. Related to image <a href="https://images.nigms.nih.gov/pages/DetailPage.aspx?imageid2=6607">6607</a>.Xianjun Zhang, University of Southern California.Xianjun Zhang, University of Southern California, and the Jensen Lab, California Institute of Technology.Photograph

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    Cryo-ET cross-section of a rat pancreas cell

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    On the left, a cross-section slice of a rat pancreas cell captured using cryo-electron tomography (cryo-ET). On the right, a 3D, color-coded version of the image highlighting cell structures. Visible features include microtubules (neon-green rods), ribosomes (small yellow circles), and vesicles (dark-blue circles). These features are surrounded by the partially visible endoplasmic reticulum (light blue). The black line at the bottom right of the left image represents 200 nm. Related to image 6607.

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    Xianjun Zhang, University of Southern California.

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    Xianjun Zhang, University of Southern California, and the Jensen Lab, California Institute of Technology.

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