Electron micrograph of blood clot

SEM of blood clot at edge of graft

Electron micrograph of blood clot,high power

Blood clot forming over a wound

Forearm wound. Pooll. Captain of the Wassenaer.

SEM of blood clot + one white corpuscle

Blood clot with crenated red cells

SEM of blood clot, new cells under fibrin

SEM of pus

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Scanning electron microscope image of pus.

Molecular model of a dimer of Placental growth factor (PlGF) showing the disulphide bonds in yellow. This is a member of the cysteine-knot family of growth factors and is important in inducing the development of new blood vessels both during foetal development and in pathological conditions such as ischaemic heart disease and myocardial infarction.

Placental growth factor

Scanning electron micrograph of red blood corpuscles, very close up, computer-coloured red.

SEM of red blood corpuscles, close-up

Scanning electron microscope image of blood clot at edge of graft.

Introduction of a long probe in the forearm to counteract formation of an abscess due to gunshot wound.

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SEM of pus

Placental growth factor

SEM of red blood corpuscles, close-up

SEM of blood clot at edge of graft

Forearm wound. Pooll. Captain of the Wassenaer.

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SEM of pus

Placental growth factor

SEM of red blood corpuscles, close-up

SEM of blood clot at edge of graft

Forearm wound. Pooll. Captain of the Wassenaer.

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