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Annie Cavanagh

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Images from the collections

Images by Annie Cavanagh

100 images from works
  • Honeybee
  • Retinal ganglion cell
  • Cancer cell migrating through blood vessel
  • Breast cancer cells
  • Head of a honeybee
  • Embryonic kidney cells
  • Feverfew pollen
  • MRSA
  • Honey bee
  • Microparticle drug delivery
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Works from the collections

100 works

    • Digital Images
    • Online

    Honeybee eye

    Annie Cavanagh
    • Digital Images
    • Online

    Threadworms (Enterobius vermicularis) in the villi of the gut

    Annie Cavanagh
    • Digital Images
    • Online

    Annie Cavanagh
    • Digital Images
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    Head of a honeybee

    Annie Cavanagh
    • Digital Images
    • Online

    Human colon cancer cells in culture. Colon cancer is the third most common cancer in Britain. People are more likely to develop this cancer if they eat a diet high in animal fats.

    Annie Cavanagh
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Related topics

Plants
Pharmaceutical Preparations
Medication
Insecta
Flight
Germ Cells
Cell culture
Male
Allergy
Drug delivery

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