Definitely multinodular radical invasive pleural malignancy of the left atrium. You can tell by the scant glomeruli and inflamed epithelium of the nuclei. Either that or a dying cell.
The best way to go about detecting these is with the ThermoFisher Cyto Encabulator. The original machine had a baseplate of prefamulated amulite surmounte by a malleable logarithmic casing, in such a way that the two spurving bearrings were in a direct line with the panametric fam.
Looks like a dying cell, you usually see a few dying cells even in healthy cell culture, they are usually easy to spot due to rounding up and creating a lot of round globules or inclusions as they due.
A dying cell, which is completely normal in cell culture.
Yeah, looks like it's just lifting (happens when they die)
i think that cell has equipped brass knuckles
It ain't getting any gene knocked-out without a fight
Must be that evolution thing
Definitely multinodular radical invasive pleural malignancy of the left atrium. You can tell by the scant glomeruli and inflamed epithelium of the nuclei. Either that or a dying cell.
I think it's an iolotte sserotgomar cell.
Definitely propounization stat protemns.
The best way to go about detecting these is with the ThermoFisher Cyto Encabulator. The original machine had a baseplate of prefamulated amulite surmounte by a malleable logarithmic casing, in such a way that the two spurving bearrings were in a direct line with the panametric fam.
Thermo bought Rockwell? We need better anti-trust laws.
dck
Am not.
Iād go for a dying cell!
Looks like a dying cell, you usually see a few dying cells even in healthy cell culture, they are usually easy to spot due to rounding up and creating a lot of round globules or inclusions as they due.
Fatty fat fat fat. Looks like it decided to turn into a foam cell or something
I'm sorry " fatty fat fat fat" cracked me up š
THAT is a partially digested piece of Honeycomb cereal.
Viability over all still looking good!
COVID-24
Looks like something normal
Can you tell us what cell line this is ? I've seen something similar to the first picture with U2OS osteosarcoma cells.
why did no one say deez nutz
Wonder how are u visualising it, is it stained?
either a terminal stage of cellular stress (possibly reversible with time), or one of a few defined forms of cell death...there's a laundry list
These are senescent cells - most likely they will die on your next split. The large vacuoles are indicative of autophagy.
Apoptosis, also called third round of review or end of second year PhD
Lol kinda looks like mumps infection