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New Creative Relevant Search filters Nuclei Stock Photos and Images  (5,959) Narrow your search: Vectors | Black & white | Cut Outs Page 1 of 60 Microfilaments, mitochondria, and nuclei in fibroblast cell Nuclear engineering is the branch of engineering concerned with the application of the breakdown (fission) as well as the fusion of atomic nuclei and/ Fibroblast cells, fluorescence microscopy, nuclei, mitochondria, and microfilaments View of limbic system as seen from directly above the head. Directly ionizing. The cerebral nuclei Cells from an inner membrane from a Common onion (Allium cepa), with intravital staining (tincture of iodine) Orbicular Granite, a rare occurrence formed by slow cooling magma crystallizing around nuclei Comparison of microfilariae morphology. Computer illustration showing sheathed and unsheathed microfilaria worms differing also by tail nuclei location. Yellow hard hats are stacked in the entrance area at the research reactor 'Wendelstein 7-X' in Greifswald, Germany, 07 May 2014. The research reactor is constructed at the Max Planck Institute of Plasma Physics. The reactor will be used for tests on nuclear fusion, during which nuclei merge with each other and release energy similar to processes on the sun. Nuclear fusion is disputed as a new form of generation of energy. The building costs for the fusion experiment doubled from 500 million to one billion due to extended construction time. Photo: JENS BUETTNER/dpa Molecular biologist preparing research project. Guinea pigs : Two muscle fibers with nerve connections . a, b) two nerve fibers whose transition is visible on the two end plates , e, f ); h) nuclei of the muscle fibers. Dog cheek cells through microscope, microphotograph, dyed purple, showing nuclei and cells structure Brain anatomy. Brain showing the basal ganglia and thalamic nuclei isolated on white background. Researcher looking at testtubes. Fluorescent image of human stem cells stained with monoclonal antibodies markers under the microscopy showing nuclei in blue and tubular in red Legs block with row of holes, residue of button fabrication, waste soil found leg, drilled Fragment leg in which round holes have been drilled. Remnant of making knots the bored nuclei were used as the core of knot archeology Rotterdam rail tunnel closing knotting knotting knotter craft guild Soil discovery of tracé rail tunnel Rotterdam. CREUTZFELDT JAKOB DISEASE, MRI Molecular biologist preparing research project. BRAIN REWARD SYSTEM Nuclear power plant system process. Vector graphic design. Microfilaments, mitochondria, and nuclei in fibroblast cell Researcher looking at testtubes. Gamma Rays in Active Galactic Nuclei Lab technologist portrait. A member of staff of the Max-Planck-Institute prepares a solenoid for installation in Greifswald, Germany, 22 January 2008. The experiment 'Wendelstein 7X' on nuclear fusion started in 1997 with the goal to generate energy from the fusion of atomic nuclei. After producing the component parts, the first modules are about to be completed in March 2008. Photo: Stefan Sauer Campi Flegrei, Campania, Italy. Solfatara volcano. The fumarole. in the Solfatara. Traces of rare red arsenic sulphur crystals called realgar can be found here. One of the most interesting phenomena of the Solfatara is the condensation of the water vapour when a small flame is brought near the fumaroles. The vapours gradually appear to be more intense as the minute solid particles produced by combustion and the ions in the atmospheric gases near the flame act as nuclei of condensation of the vapour. Comparison of microfilariae morphology. Computer illustration showing sheathed and unsheathed microfilaria worms differing also by tail nuclei location. Technicians work on a circular plasma vessel at the research reactor 'Wendelstein 7-X' in Greifswald, Germany, 07 May 2014. The research reactor is constructed at the Max Planck Institute of Plasma Physics. The reactor will be used for tests on nuclear fusion, during which nuclei merge with each other and release energy similar to processes on the sun. Nuclear fusion is disputed as a new form of generation of energy. The building costs for the fusion experiment doubled from 500 million to one billion due to extended construction time. Photo: JENS BUETTNER/dpa Researcher working in her lab. China is in the middle of its worst drought in 50 years, brought on by climate change. Many areas of Northern China are desperately short of water. This has lead the governement to start a cloud seeding program to try and make it rain. Silver halide shells are fired into cloud. These microscopic particles act as nuclei around which rain drops can form. This cloud seeding canon is on the outskirts of Harbin city in Heilongjiang province, Northern China Dog cheek cells cluster through microscope, microphotograph, dyed purple, showing nuclei and cells structure Brain anatomy. Brain showing the basal ganglia and thalamic nuclei isolated on white background. Lab technologist portrait. olives nuclei nuclei and mitochondria in a thousandfold magnification Monardes 1574 De simplicibus medicamentis UB Radboud Uni Nijmegen 208278206 62 nuclei pinei purgantes Researcher working in her lab. This artist illustration released on June 13, 2017, shows the thick ring of dust that can obscure the energetic processes that occur near the supermassive black hole of an active galactic nuclei. Researchers at the University of Texas-San Antonio, using observations from NASA's Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), found that the dust surrounding active, ravenous black holes is much more compact than previously thought. NASA/SOFIA/Lynette Cook/UPI Researcher in lab. Microfilaments, mitochondria, and nuclei in fibroblast cell Johannes Friedrich Miescher (August 13, 1844 - August 26, 1895) was a Swiss physician and biologist. Miescher isolated various phosphate-rich chemicals, which he called nuclein (now nucleic acids), from the nuclei of white blood cells in 1869, paving the way for the identification of DNA as the carrier of inheritance. The significance of the discovery, first published in 1871, was not at first apparent, and it was Albrecht Kossel who made the initial inquiries into its chemical structure. Are Slime Moulds really Fungi? No, slime moulds are not fungi. They are members of the Kingdom Protozoa. They used to be included among the fungi because people found their dry fruiting structures in the woods when they were out collecting fungi. In fact, the most characteristic structure of a slime mould is a plasmodium -- a giant amoeba with thousands of nuclei in a single mass of protoplasm. This plasmodium moves around slowly in decaying organic matter or the soil, eating - swallowing up or ingesting -- bacteria and other tiny particles of organic matter. Researcher in lab. (FILE) An archive photo dated 12 October 2011 shows central facility of the gravitational wave detector GEO600 in Ruthe, Germany. In the clean room, the most sensitive measuring device in the world is located. It detects length differences up to 1000 times smaller than atomic nuclei with laser beams. On the monitor on the top right, the current signal can be seen. Photo: Holger Ho Campi Flegrei, Campania, Italy. Solfatara volcano. The fumarole. in the Solfatara. Traces of rare red arsenic sulphur crystals called realgar can be found here. One of the most interesting phenomena of the Solfatara is the condensation of the water vapour when a small flame is brought near the fumaroles. The vapours gradually appear to be more intense as the minute solid particles produced by combustion and the ions in the atmospheric gases near the flame act as nuclei of condensation of the vapour. Cancer cell. Computer illustration of cancer cells, showing the blood vessel formation providing the the cells with oxygens and nutrigens. The cells with their nuclei are shown in blue. Technicians work on a circular plasma vessel at the research reactor 'Wendelstein 7-X' in Greifswald, Germany, 07 May 2014. The research reactor is constructed at the Max Planck Institute of Plasma Physics. The reactor will be used for tests on nuclear fusion, during which nuclei merge with each other and release energy similar to processes on the sun. Nuclear fusion is disputed as a new form of generation of energy. The building costs for the fusion experiment doubled from 500 million to one billion due to extended construction time. Photo: JENS BUETTNER/dpa Clinical chemist examining pathology samples. The basal nuclei of the brain CELL, DRAWING Brain anatomy. Brain showing the basal ganglia and thalamic nuclei isolated on white background. Clinical chemist examining pathology samples. olives nuclei nuclei and mitochondria in a thousandfold magnification The contorted object captured by Hubble in this picture is IRAS 22491-1808, also known as the South America Galaxy. It is an ultraluminous infrared galaxy (ULIRG) that emits a huge amount of light at infrared wavelengths. The reason for this intense infrared emission lies in an episode of strong star formation activity, which was set off by a collision between two interacting galaxies.  In this image the twisted shape hides a number of features. In the central region, which is very complex and disturbed, scientists have been able to distinguish two nuclei, remains of the two different CELL, DRAWING RED ONION; EPIDERMAL CELLS SHOWING CYTOPLASM AND NUCLEI; RED COLOR IS NATURAL, NOT STAIN / 100X STUDIO FREE RADICALS Microfilaments, mitochondria, and nuclei in fibroblast cell Bright Galaxy with two Nuclei Fibroblast cells, fluorescence microscopy, nuclei, mitochondria, and microfilaments BRAIN REWARD SYSTEM (FILE) An archive photo dated 12 October 2011 shows Dr. Peter Aufmuth posing with his protective goggles in the control room of the gravitational wave detector GEO600 in Ruthe, Germany. In the clean room (L), the most sensitive measuring device in the world is located. It detects length differences up to 1000 times smaller than atomic nuclei with laser beams. On the monitor on the Campi Flegrei, Campania, Italy. Solfatara volcano. The fumarole. in the Solfatara. Traces of rare red arsenic sulphur crystals called realgar can be found here. One of the most interesting phenomena of the Solfatara is the condensation of the water vapour when a small flame is brought near the fumaroles. The vapours gradually appear to be more intense as the minute solid particles produced by combustion and the ions in the atmospheric gases near the flame act as nuclei of condensation of the vapour. Cancer cell. Computer illustration of cancer cells, showing the blood vessel formation providing the the cells with oxygens and nutrigens. The cells with their nuclei are shown in blue. Yellow hard hats are stacked in the entrance area at the research reactor 'Wendelstein 7-X' in Greifswald, Germany, 07 May 2014. The research reactor is constructed at the Max Planck Institute of Plasma Physics. The reactor will be used for tests on nuclear fusion, during which nuclei merge with each other and release energy similar to processes on the sun. Nuclear fusion is disputed as a new form of generation of energy. The building costs for the fusion experiment doubled from 500 million to one billion due to extended construction time. Photo: JENS BUETTNER/dpa BRAIN REWARD SYSTEM The nuclei of the hypothalamus ASTRONOMY. Sunspots, willow leaf nuclei twilight June 5, 1861 1877 old print An illustration of the fusion of egg and sperm-nuclei of a Cyclospora Cayetanensis, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. BRAIN REWARD SYSTEM olives nuclei nuclei and mitochondria in a thousandfold magnification Healthy Nuclei, Microscopic View BRAIN REWARD SYSTEM RED ONION; EPIDERMAL CELLS SHOWING CYTOPLASM AND NUCLEI; RED COLOR IS NATURAL, NOT STAIN / 100X STUDIO Muscle cell having numerous nuclei and characteristic transversal striation. maria pia vianale, nap trial, 1976 BRAIN REWARD SYSTEM Microfilaments, mitochondria, and nuclei in fibroblast cells Pilot affixing 'burn in place' pyrotechnic silver iodide flares (25-50 grams each flare) mounting on wing rack. A transmission electron micrograph of a section of small bowel showing microvilli, plasma membrane, mitochrondia and nuclei. Campi Flegrei, Campania, Italy. Solfatara volcano. The fumarole. in the Solfatara. Traces of rare red arsenic sulphur crystals called realgar can be found here. One of the most interesting phenomena of the Solfatara is the condensation of the water vapour when a small flame is brought near the fumaroles. The vapours gradually appear to be more intense as the minute solid particles produced by combustion and the ions in the atmospheric gases near the flame act as nuclei of condensation of the vapour. Cancer cell. Computer illustration of cancer cells, showing the blood vessel formation providing the the cells with oxygens and nutrigens. The cells with their nuclei are shown in blue. Yellow hard hats are stacked in the entrance area at the research reactor 'Wendelstein 7-X' in Greifswald, Germany, 07 May 2014. The research reactor is constructed at the Max Planck Institute of Plasma Physics. The reactor will be used for tests on nuclear fusion, during which nuclei merge with each other and release energy similar to processes on the sun. Nuclear fusion is disputed as a new form of generation of energy. The building costs for the fusion experiment doubled from 500 million to one billion due to extended construction time. Photo: JENS BUETTNER/dpa BRAIN REWARD SYSTEM exterior of the Museum of modern art in Rome A patient with Parkinson's disease is treated with thalamic stimulation : electrods are inserted into the brain and fed with a Lamella of Kitten Cornea with their granular protoplasm and large oval nuclei are brought out vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. BRAIN REWARD SYSTEM olives nuclei nuclei and mitochondria in a thousandfold magnification Healthy Nuclei, Microscopic View BRAIN REWARD SYSTEM The brainstem Transverse section of the midbrain. Color enhanced image of healthy cells under a microscope. The cell nuclei are the dark oval shapes. 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