e pluribus unum: Out of many, one

Tien, Yung-Tien

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Title

e pluribus unum: Out of many, one

Author(s)

Tien, Yung-Tien

Contributor(s)

• Wallace, Catherine
• Robinson, Scott

Issue Date

2019

Keyword(s)

pathobiology

Abstract

Virus has been known as a filtered particle, normally smaller than 0.22 micrometer, which is impossible to be observed by human eyes. By using electron microscope (EM), we are able to visualize the beauty of microorganism. Although EM is no longer as popular as it used to be, as a student, I still am stunned by this black and white image. As a fact we all well aware that virus can only be alive inside a host but little is shown that how many virus can actually be produced by a single host cell. This portrait shows the long thrive of virus in chicken feather follicular epithelium and demonstrates the sophisticated balance between keep you and your host alive. (just like people live in the earth!)

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• image

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Copyright 2019 Yung-Tien Tien

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