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Zika viruses infecting human embryo, computer illustration. This is an RNA (ribonucleic acid) virus from the Flaviviridae family. It is transmitted to humans via the bite of an infected Aedes sp. mosquito. It causes zika fever, a mild disease with symptoms including rash, joint pain and conjunctivitis. In 2015 a previously unknown connection between Zika infection in pregnant women and microcephaly (small head) in newborns was reported. This can cause miscarriage or death soon after birth, or lead to developmental delays and disorders. Stock Photo

RFH2PBKC–Zika viruses infecting human embryo, computer illustration. This is an RNA (ribonucleic acid) virus from the Flaviviridae family. It is transmitted to humans via the bite of an infected Aedes sp. mosquito. It causes zika fever, a mild disease with symptoms including rash, joint pain and conjunctivitis. In 2015 a previously unknown connection between Zika infection in pregnant women and microcephaly (small head) in newborns was reported. This can cause miscarriage or death soon after birth, or lead to developmental delays and disorders.

RFKPDJ19–3D Virus

Cells of the body under a microscope. Viruses in the body. Research of stem cells. Cellular Therapy and Regeneration Stock Photo

RF2J78T65–Cells of the body under a microscope. Viruses in the body. Research of stem cells. Cellular Therapy and Regeneration

Viruses in infected organism , viral disease epidemic , Outbreak Stock Photo

RFH3KR9J–Viruses in infected organism , viral disease epidemic , Outbreak

3d illustration pathogenic viruses causing infection in host organism, Viral disease outbreak, virus abstract background. Stock Photo

RFKY6EYM–3d illustration pathogenic viruses causing infection in host organism, Viral disease outbreak, virus abstract background.

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RFH2PBKB–Zika viruses infecting human embryo, computer illustration. This is an RNA (ribonucleic acid) virus from the Flaviviridae family. It is transmitted to humans via the bite of an infected Aedes sp. mosquito. It causes zika fever, a mild disease with symptoms including rash, joint pain and conjunctivitis. In 2015 a previously unknown connection between Zika infection in pregnant women and microcephaly (small head) in newborns was reported. This can cause miscarriage or death soon after birth, or lead to developmental delays and disorders.

RFKPDJ1B–3D Virus

Cells of the body under a microscope. Viruses in the body. Research of stem cells. Cellular Therapy and Regeneration. 3d illustration on a medical the Stock Photo

RF2PYMA7E–Cells of the body under a microscope. Viruses in the body. Research of stem cells. Cellular Therapy and Regeneration. 3d illustration on a medical the

Viruses in infected organism , viral disease epidemic Stock Photo

RFH3KR8Y–Viruses in infected organism , viral disease epidemic

Microbiology 3D illustration. Germs under the microscope. Viruses and body immunity Stock Photo

RF2PYMAE6–Microbiology 3D illustration. Germs under the microscope. Viruses and body immunity

RFKY6EY9–3d illustration pathogenic viruses causing infection in host organism, Viral disease outbreak, virus abstract background.

Destruction of a human embryo. Illustration that can be used to illustrate the teratogenic effect of drugs, viruses, microbes, and abortive medicines. Stock Photo

RFH2PBJ2–Destruction of a human embryo. Illustration that can be used to illustrate the teratogenic effect of drugs, viruses, microbes, and abortive medicines.

RFKPDJ1E–3D Virus

RFH3KR8R–Viruses in infected organism , viral disease epidemic , Outbreak

RFH2PBJ3–Destruction of a human embryo. Illustration that can be used to illustrate the teratogenic effect of drugs, viruses, microbes, and abortive medicines.

RFKPDJ18–3D Virus

RFH2PBJ1–Destruction of a human embryo. Illustration that can be used to illustrate the teratogenic effect of drugs, viruses, microbes, and abortive medicines.

Human immunodeficiency viruses (HIV) infecting human embryo, conceptual illustration. The embryo is 4 weeks old. Stock Photo

RFKY3WWC–Human immunodeficiency viruses (HIV) infecting human embryo, conceptual illustration. The embryo is 4 weeks old.

RFFXP67Y–Zika viruses infecting human embryo, computer illustration. This is an RNA (ribonucleic acid) virus from the Flaviviridae family. It is transmitted to humans via the bite of an infected Aedes sp. mosquito. It causes zika fever, a mild disease with symptoms including rash, joint pain and conjunctivitis. In 2015 a previously unknown connection between Zika infection in pregnant women and microcephaly (small head) in newborns was reported. This can cause miscarriage or death soon after birth, or lead to developmental delays and disorders.

RFKY3WWD–Human immunodeficiency viruses (HIV) infecting human embryo, conceptual illustration. The embryo is 4 weeks old.

Viruses infecting human embryo, conceptual illustration. The embryo is 4 weeks old. Many viruses cause fetal abnormalities or stillbirth. For example, rubella, herpes and cytomegalovirus cause different fetal pathology, whilst fetal measles infection usually leads to stillbirth. Stock Photo

RFKY3WWW–Viruses infecting human embryo, conceptual illustration. The embryo is 4 weeks old. Many viruses cause fetal abnormalities or stillbirth. For example, rubella, herpes and cytomegalovirus cause different fetal pathology, whilst fetal measles infection usually leads to stillbirth.

RFKY3WX1–Viruses infecting human embryo, conceptual illustration. The embryo is 4 weeks old. Many viruses cause fetal abnormalities or stillbirth. For example, rubella, herpes and cytomegalovirus cause different fetal pathology, whilst fetal measles infection usually leads to stillbirth.

RFKY3WWT–Viruses infecting human embryo, conceptual illustration. The embryo is 4 weeks old. Many viruses cause fetal abnormalities or stillbirth. For example, rubella, herpes and cytomegalovirus cause different fetal pathology, whilst fetal measles infection usually leads to stillbirth.

RFG092JT–Zika viruses infecting human embryo, computer illustration. This is an RNA (ribonucleic acid) virus from the Flaviviridae family. It is transmitted to humans via the bite of an infected Aedes sp. mosquito. It causes zika fever, a mild disease with symptoms including rash, joint pain and conjunctivitis. In 2015 a previously unknown connection between Zika infection in pregnant women and microcephaly (small head) in newborns was reported. This can cause miscarriage or death soon after birth, or lead to developmental delays and disorders.