If a person comes down with a mysterious viral illness, for instance, microbiologists will be eager to get a good look at the bug with an electron microscope. To create satisfactory images, electron ...

This is a colored electron microscopy image of Ebola viruses infecting a Vero E6 cell – a cell line isolated from the kidney of a certain kind of monkey. In the main image, the virus particles are ...

Transmission electron microscopy of iPSC-derived human hepatocyte-like cells infected with Ebola virus. Filamentous Ebola virus particles are released from the infected cells (arrows).

This image, made using a scanning electron microscope, ... This image shows the structure of an Ebola virus particle. Ebola causes high fever and severe internal bleeding, ...

Green-colored strands of Ebola virus swarm a blue Vero cell in this color-enhanced image from a scanning electron microscope. One of the most common mammalian cell lines used in virology research, ...

Ever wondered what a virus looks like up close? One post circulating on social media claims it has just the picture. "Real Image of a T4 bacteriophage (a virus) via electron microscope," reads a ...