Science Source Feb 2010

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Transmission electron micrograph of glycogen in the liver of the Salamander. In amphibian liver, glycogen particles are so small and uniform in size that they might easily be mistaken for unit beta particles. In micrographs of higher magnification, however, they are found to be aggregates like the alpha particles of mammalian liver.

headline Science Source Feb 2010

created date 2010-02-13

credit EAST NEWS

source Science Source

byline Don W. Fawcett

original transmission reference 9g0115

weight 4,19MB

size 30cm x 38cm by 300dpi

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