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Collagen

Collagen fibril from bovine Achilles tendon. The fibril was imaged in a potassium acetate buffer solution. Even though the fibril was imaged in fluid the periodicity of the fibril is clearly visible, 2 µm scan. Image courtesy of Colin Grant, University of Leeds, UK.

Date: 16th November 17

Author: Asylum Research

Category: Asylum Gallery Image

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