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A microscopic view of a peripheral blood smear depicting sickle-cells

The amino acid sequence of CEP290

Conjugation via direct cell to cell contact

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Campylobacter jejuni Size (inches):11x14 A microscopic view of aFine Art Print The most commonly isolated Campylobacter species is C. jejuni, which can be identified via its antibiotic susceptibility profile of cephalothin resistance and naladixic susceptibility in conjunction with its ability to hydrolyze hippurate. These lightly stained gram negative bacteria have a delicate curved "seagull" shape to them. They are also one of the most common causes of diarrheal illness in the US not so fun! Museum quality fine