Negative contrast electron microscopy of purified virus. |
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![Influenza A-HK-1-68_H3N2_FAM_2_greyscale_thumb Influenza A-HK-1-68_H3N2_FAM_2_greyscale_thumb](/images/librariesprovider266/micrographs/influenza-a-hk-1-68_h3n2_fam_2_greyscale_thumb.jpg?sfvrsn=84d05157_2) | Influenza virus, A/Hong Kong/1/68, the causative agent of the 1968 global epidemic. Negatively stained virions showing surface projections which contain the receptors by which the virus attaches to host respiratory tract epithelial cells. Magnification: approximately x70,000. Micrograph from F. A. Murphy, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas. Download TIF |
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![Influenza A-HK-1-68 H3N2 FAM colorized thumb Influenza A-HK-1-68 H3N2 FAM colorized thumb](/images/librariesprovider266/micrographs/influenza-a-hk-1-68-h3n2-fam-colorized-thumb.jpg?sfvrsn=9dd05157_2) | Influenza virus, colorized, A/Hong Kong/1/68, the causative agent of the 1968 global epidemic. Negatively stained virions showing surface projections which contain the receptors by which the virus attaches to host respiratory tract epithelial cells. Magnification: approximately x70,000. Micrograph from F. A. Murphy, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas. Download TIF |
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![Influenza_virus Influenza_virus](/images/librariesprovider266/micrographs/influenza_virus.jpg?sfvrsn=82d05157_2) | Influenza virus, A/Hong Kong/1/68, the causative agent of the 1968 global epidemic. Negatively stained virions showing surface projections which contain the receptors by which the virus attaches to host respiratory tract epithelial cells. Magnification: approximately x70,000. Micrograph from F. A. Murphy, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas. Download TIF |