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RMK22945–The walls of the nasal cavities are covered with a mucous membrane that produces nasal mucus. The odorous molecules dissolve in the nasal mucus of the olfactory epithelium (or olfactory mucous membrane).
RMT952G2–Medical illustration depicting cilia and mucus. The rhythmic back and forth movement of the cilia move mucus and trapped particles, such as bacteria and viruses, out of the sinuses.
RFH660E1–Mucus snot concept as a runny nose with green liquid shaped as a contagious monster dripping out of a nostril as a medical illness symbol for sinus or nasal infection with 3D illustration elements.
RF2JKWRF5–Asthma attack: Plasma cells cause the muscles of the bronchioles to contract, the vessels to dilate and the secretion of mucus.
RFP2PT7T–Interleukin 13 (red) binding to its receptor (blue), illustration. Interleukin 13 (IL-13) is a cytokine that plays a central regulator role in biochemical and physiological processes such as the synthesis of immunoglobulin E (IgE) and the hypersecretion of mucus. As a mediator of allergic inflammation it is implicated in the responses to several different diseases including asthma. The receptor is shown embedded in a cell membrane (blue and orange).
RF2EKKBDW–Chronic Rhinitis. This illustration medical use for explain comparison chronic rhinitis symptoms have mucus in the nose and throat.
RMBN6TJ0–Stock photo closeup showing the caudal mucus plug of a banana slug crawling across the forest floor.
RM2H7X75Y–Millipede (Leptoiulus sp.) feeding on the mucus of a Garden snail (Cornu aspersum) in a flowerpot on a garden patio at night, Wiltshire, UK, October.
RMK22A3J–The walls of the nasal cavities are covered with a mucous membrane that produces nasal mucus. The odorous molecules dissolve in the nasal mucus of the olfactory epithelium (or olfactory mucous membrane).
RMT952GB–Medical illustration depicting cilia and mucus. The rhythmic back and forth movement of the cilia move mucus and trapped particles, such as bacteria and viruses, out of the sinuses.
RM2DF6GNP–Asterias sp. cross section showing dermis, mucus glands, suckers and tube feets. Optical microscope X40.
RFH660BJ–Funny mucus snot character concept as a runny nose with dangling green liquid shaped as a swing dripping out of a nostril as a medical illness symbol for sinus or nasal infection with 3D illustration elements.
RF2JKWRGC–Asthma attack: Plasma cells cause the muscles of the bronchioles to contract, the vessels to dilate and the secretion of mucus.
RF2B1FMEB–Hydrotherapy, alternative medicine nose massage, nose shower and medical apparatus to clean and loosen up mucus
RMC42C9M–Sick little girl first thing in the morning. Nasal mucus has dried on her eyebrows while she was asleep overnight
RFHYYD5R–Common signs and symptoms include thick nasal mucus, a plugged nose, and pain in the face.Illustration, Vector art.
RF2E9YACB–Snail on a green leaf . Snail mucus. Snail mucin. snail on microgreen clover on blurred garden background.Snail bio extract. An ingredient in
RM2AP9E79–Close up mucus flowing from nose, Indian child has a runny nose with Yellow snot.Unhygienic Poor boy with snotty nose and child has a cold or the flu
RFF46X4T–Ringed book mucus Rübling (Oudemansiella mucida) on deadwood, Emsland, Lower Saxony, Germany
RFJA9A8J–Trachea with mucus, catarrh, 3d section. Duct that serves to transfer the air from the outside to the lungs. 3d rendering
RMK2296D–Heavily folded, the gastric mucous membrane covers the internal surface of the stomach. The thick mucus that it secretes forms a protective barrier against the gastric juice. Extremely acidic, this can in fact cause an inflammation or lesion to the mucous membrane.
RMT952G7–Medical illustration depicting cilia and mucus. The rhythmic back and forth movement of the cilia move mucus and trapped particles, such as bacteria and viruses, out of the sinuses.
RM2DF6GN7–Asterias sp. cross section showing dermis, mucus glands, suckers and tube feets. Optical microscope X40.
RF2J16064–Sinus Infection and Sinusitis illness as a nasal cavity blockage disease with a congested nose full of mucus or pus.
RF2BNERKD–Human saliva or spit on black background in a concept for new coronavirus tests using mucus instead of nasal swab
RMC7YWDP–Sick little girl first thing in the morning. Nasal mucus has dried on her eyebrows while she was asleep overnight
RM2A9C2A6–Mr. Mucus, mascot of Reckitt Benckiser’s Muciniex brand cold and cough medicine at a Mucinex branding event in the WTC Oculus in New York on Tuesday, November 12, 2019. (© Richard B. Levine)
RF2E9YA8K–Snail on a green leaf . Snail mucus. Snail mucin.Large brown snail on microgreen clover on blurred garden background.Snail extract. An ingredient in
RFF46X4W–Ringed book mucus Rübling (Oudemansiella mucida) on deadwood, Emsland, Lower Saxony, Germany
RF2JJ200P–Two-color blue and pink slime in someone hands on a white background. The mucus is crushed, stretched, torn and squeezed.
RMMXFG8F–A garden snail (Helix aspersa) makes its way down a fig tree trunk leaing a trail of mucus behind it
RMT952G6–Medical illustration depicting cilia and mucus. The rhythmic back and forth movement of the cilia move mucus and trapped particles, such as bacteria and viruses, out of the sinuses.
RFM28E82–Bronchitis anatomy concept as an inflammation of bronchial tube lining with thick mucus secreted as a chest cold as a 3D illustration elements.
RF2HA3PCC–Helix pomatia also Roman snail, Burgundy snail, edible snail or escargot.Snail mucus (listed as SFF in ingredient labels) used for cosmetics that rege.
RM2G5NG3D–Snail crawling on a jar of face cream in the background of chamomile on a pink background. Face cream with extract of chamomile and snail mucus for re
RM2A9C2AA–Mr. Mucus, mascot of Reckitt Benckiser’s Muciniex brand cold and cough medicine watches over participants spinning a wheel for prizes at a Mucinex branding event in the WTC Oculus in New York on Tuesday, November 12, 2019. (© Richard B. Levine)
RF2BK38MN–Pediatrician taking nasal mucus test sample from elementary age girl's nose performing respiratory virus testing procedure
RF2E9YAE3–Snail on a green leaf . Snail mucus. Snail mucin. brown snail on microgreen clover on blurred garden background.Snail bio extract. An ingredient in
RFF46X4N–Ringed book mucus Rübling (Oudemansiella mucida) on deadwood, Emsland, Lower Saxony, Germany
RF2JJ2015–Two-color blue and pink slime in someone hands on a white background. The mucus is crushed, stretched, torn and squeezed.
RMT952G3–Medical illustration depicting cilia and mucus. The rhythmic back and forth movement of the cilia move mucus and trapped particles, such as bacteria and viruses, out of the sinuses.
RFRGG9RN–Mucus character as a green snot concept as a runny nose liquid shaped as a contagious monster with a blank sign as a medical illness symbol.
RF2HA3PE3–Helix pomatia also Roman snail, Burgundy snail, edible snail or escargot.Snail mucus (listed as SFF in ingredient labels) used for cosmetics that rege.
RM2G5NG3A–Snail crawling on a jar of face cream in the background of chamomile on a pink background. Face cream with extract of chamomile and snail mucus for re
RM2A9C2A8–Mr. Mucus, mascot of Reckitt Benckiser’s Muciniex brand cold and cough medicine watches over participants spinning a wheel for prizes at a Mucinex branding event in the WTC Oculus in New York on Tuesday, November 12, 2019. (© Richard B. Levine)
RF2B7D993–Pediatrician or doctor taking nasal mucus test sample from elementary age girl's nose performing respiratory virus testing procedure
RFK1257F–Mother using baby electric nasal aspirator. She is doing a mucus suction to twenty months baby boy,white backgrounds.
RF2E9YAAR–Snail on a green leaf . Snail mucus. Snail mucin.Large snail on microgreen clover on blurred garden background.Snail bio extract. An ingredient in
RF2JJ200R–Two-color blue and pink slime in someone hands on a white background. The mucus is crushed, stretched, torn and squeezed.
RMT94YRF–Illustration of a healthy nasal mucous membrane coming into contact with allergens (on the left) and the reaction that follows infection (on the right): overproduction of mucus, destruction of the mucous membrane epithelial, dilation of blood vessels, immune reaction in the macrophages and lymphocytes as a result of inflammation.
