RFD18FB0–Electron micrograph of Legionella bacteria, 6500x
RMA533BJ–Transformed bacteria colonies containing a jellyfish gene for GFP protein causing green bioluminescence.
RFCT3BX9–Abstract cells of bacteria of green colour
RFDF2PD4–Background texture interpreted as bacteria culture
RFF3H831–SEM Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria
RFHAD8GT–3D Rendering attack of bacteria
RFD18FN4–Electron micrograph of Bacillus anthracis bacteria
RMEHN724–Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria, These Gram-positive rod-shaped bacteria cause the disease tuberculosis, colorized scanning electron micrograph (SEM).
RFR9X3Y8–photographic image of bacteria infection under the microscope.
RMCNF31B–Laboratory, biological, chemical. Analysis of bacterial cultures of bacteria growing in petri dishes.
RMCRR694–An abscess on a mans foot
RFB16EC6–Petri dishes with Bacteria
RFBDNT54–Scientist analyzing bacteria growth in a water sample
RMB7JF85–A floor sign at a Yorkshire hospital reminds staff and public to wash their hands to stop the spread of infection
RMCWFG68–Streptomyces bacteria growing on grain agar plate over white
RMB64JCX–Penicillin mould growing in an unwashed coffee cup
RFCC9PMY–Sunset Lake, Yellowstone National Park
RFPH0J8C–gray mold on red ripe fresh strawberries from farm are found in QC process before sending to sell on the supermarket.
RFGHEECX–Examining bacteria in a petri dish
RFD18FND–Electron micrograph of Bacillus anthracis bacteria
RMATW46J–A scientist holds a tube containing a starter culture of Serratia marcescens on agar for research use
RMK994K5–Berry flavoured yogurt against wooden background
RMB59M2E–Child using hospital hand sterilising gel
RFF3H862–SEM Klebsiella bacteria white blood cell
RFP1CB07–Young woman holding a kombucha bacteria before immersing into a tea jar.
RMKE2DN1–Red bacteria
RMEHN723–Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria, These Gram-positive rod-shaped bacteria cause the disease tuberculosis, colorized scanning electron micrograph (SEM).
RFC50111–3d bacteria
RMCNF30T–Laboratory, biological, chemical. Analysis of bacterial cultures of bacteria growing in petri dishes.
RFR50B04–3D model of some Virus or Bacteria in its microscopic environment
RFJT4181–Komodo Dragon (Varanus komodoensis) in the Komodo National Park area, with saliva dripping. Their saliva contains 60 types of deadly bacteria.
RM2C65YN6–Melanocetidae (Melanocetus murrayi (Murrays abyssal anglerfish)) deep-sea anglerfish - fishing pole with bioluminescent lure used to attract prey. The bioluminescence is produced by symbiotic bacteria
RMC06JNF–Root nodules with Rhizobium bacteria on the roots of a Garden Pea (Pisum sativum).
RFD0RFBD–Scientific illustration of bacteria
RMCXDG7D–Nodules containing nitrogen fixing bacteria on root of runner bean.
RMGPYXYM–Root nodules for nitrogen fixation formed by Rhizobium bacteria on the roots of a broad bean plant
RFGHEECW–Examining bacteria in a petri dish
RFD18FNT–Electron micrograph of Bacillus anthracis bacteria
RMA4RMR8–Bacteria culture plates petri dishes with blue transformation colonies in incubator
RMB3NCN6–An old used sink stopper with black goo, dirt, sludge, and bacteria on its rim
RMB59K9N–Person using hospital hand sterilising gel
RFF3H86N–Colorized SEM MRSA bacteria white blood cell
RFCRNC4A–Bacteria experiment
RFD18FN0–Electron micrograph of Bacillus anthracis bacteria
RMEHN71X–Salmonella sp. bacteria ruffled immune cell. Salmonella sp. bacteria are a common cause of foodborne disease, scanning electron micrograph (SEM).
RFCNW4A1–Helico bacteria cell under microscope
RMCNF328–Laboratory, biological, chemical. Analysis of bacterial cultures of bacteria growing in petri dishes.
RFC500XD–3d bacteria
RMB7JGGX–A speciman dish with e-coli bacteria growth in a hospital labatory
RFC37PF3–3d bacteria
RMCC5YRW–A sign warning of E. coli bacteria in the Sandy Point swimming water at Discovery Park below Lucky Peak Dam, Idaho, USA.
RMC06JYE–Root nodules with Rhizobium bacteria on the roots of a Garden Pea (Pisum sativum).
RFD0RFBR–Scientific illustration of bacteria
RMBR3GWM–bacteria streaked and grows on an agar plate in the lab
RMGPYXXX–Root nodules for nitrogen fixation formed by Rhizobium bacteria on the roots of a broad bean plant
RFGHEEDA–Examining bacteria in a petri dish
RFD18FKT–Electron micrograph of Streptococcus pneumoniae
RMBK8J2W–Transformed bacteria colonies containing a jellyfish gene for GFP (green fluorescent protein) causing green bioluminescence.
RMB3N978–An old used white rubber sink stopper with black goo, dirt, sludge, and bacteria on its rim
RMB590HJ–Person using hospital hand sterilising gel
RMR65TP0–A pack of 40 Probio7 Probiotic food supplement capsules to restore seven strains of human digestive tract bacteria, each capsule containing 4 billion
RMCRNBYD–Algar Dish full of bacteria
RF2HGEB8K–Caterpillar of Cydalima perspectalis - box tree moth killed by entomopathogenic bacteria Bacillus thutingensis.
RMER3EH8–A technician plates bacteria on gelose medium in petri dish for bacterial analysis, Biology and Research Center.
RMECWY4K–Scanning electron micrograph of MRSA bacteria.
RMJHNNGE–Sign warning shellfishermen that bacteria is present in many fish.
RMBD14XE–Microbiologist holds a petri dish growimg bacteria, Klebsiella pneumoniae.
RMB7JH2W–A petri dish with e-coli bacteria growth in a hospital labatory
RFC37PEY–3d bacteria
RMCC60AE–A sign warning of E. coli bacteria in the Sandy Point swimming water at Discovery Park below Lucky Peak Dam, Idaho, USA.
RFB2TMF5–3d bacteria
RFCXY37A–Living Color sinter terraces, coloured by thermophilic bacteria, Lower Terraces Area, Mammoth Hot Springs
RFBR4PJE–bacteria illustration
RMGPYXTG–Root nodules for nitrogen fixation formed by Rhizobium bacteria on the roots of a broad bean plant
RFGHEEDH–Examining bacteria in a petri dish
RFD18FCH–Scanning Electron micrograph of MRSA
RMDD56GB–Transformed bacteria colonies containing a jellyfish gene for GFP (green fluorescent protein) causing green bioluminescence.
RFB2TW26–3d bacteria
RFEX663F–Bacteria mat (thermophilic microorganisms) in hot springs in the Upper Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park WY
RM2RTR5N2–Digester eggs of Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, Brooklyn, New York. The digester uses anaerobic bacteria to digest sewage.
RMCRNBY9–Algar Dish full of red bacteria
RF2HGEB6T–Caterpillar of Cydalima perspectalis - box tree moth killed by entomopathogenic bacteria Bacillus thutingensis.
RMER3EH2–A technician plates bacteria on gelose medium in petri dish for bacterial analysis, Biology and Research Center.
RMECWY46–Scanning electron micrograph of Leptospira bacteria.
RMJF311Y–Clorox Disinfecting Wipes in a container which cleans, disinfects, and kills germs and bacteria.
RMBD14XN–Microbiologist holds a petri dish growimg bacteria, Klebsiella pneumoniae.
RMB7JGH7–A petri dish with e-coli bacteria growth in a hospital labatory
RFK13CXK–Perhaps the toy contaminated by bacteria from the fly
RFW6H890–Closed The Good Food Chain production and empty parking. The location (Stone, Staffordshire) suspected in production sandwiches with Listeria bacteria
RMJ2JKAG–Orange slime seeping from a field, Chipping, Lancashire. The orange slime and fluff is produced by a group of bacteria that use iron as an energy sour
RFCXY36H–Living Color sinter terraces, coloured by thermophilic bacteria, Lower Terraces Area, Mammoth Hot Springs
RFHPR096–Culture of Salmonella bacteria.3 D illustration
RMGPYY0Y–Root nodules for nitrogen fixation formed by Rhizobium bacteria on the roots of a broad bean plant
RFGHEEBR–Bacteria growing in a petri dish
RFCXAAPP–Hispanic scientist working with bacteria on petri dish isolated over white background
RMKGY4RX–Freshwater plankton including Volvox, darkfield photomicrograph. These organisms include bacteria, archaea, algae, protozoa
RMCC0N8T–APPLE PIE WITH AREAS OF MOULD BACTERIA GROWING ON ITS CRUST RE BAKING FOOD HYGIENE DISEASE FOOD PRESERATIVES SELL BY DATES UK
RFEX662N–Bacteria mat (thermophilic microorganisms) in hot springs in the Upper Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park WY
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