transmission electron microscope image of the human AIDS virus HIV 1

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PHIL ID 949 HIV 1 stained with ruthenium red to show surface glycoprotein knobs Transmission electron micrograph CDC Dr Edwin P Ewing Jr Creation Date 1985 Description Ruthenium red stains the sugar portions of the glycoprotein molecules

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transmission electron microscope image of the human AIDS virus HIV 1

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