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3D Model of a Virus Capsid Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed 3d molecular model of a virus particle showing capsid structure Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bacteriophage Virus Model with Hexagonal Head and Spider-like Legs microorganism bacteria Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed 3D Model of a Virus A Microscopic Perspective for Scientific Research and Educational Applications Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hepatitis C virus model Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed 3D visualization of a virus structure revealing capsid, spikes, RNA strands, and glowing molecular elements Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed 3D Model of a Virus A Microscopic Perspective on Viral Structure and Function for Scientific Visualization and Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed 3D visualization showcasing a virus structure with capsid, spikes, and glowing molecular details of RNA strands Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed 3D visualization of virus structure highlighting capsid, spikes, and glowing RNA strands in a molecular Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed 3D visualization of a virus structure highlighting capsid and RNA strands with glowing molecular features Royalty Free Stock Photo

3D Spherical Virus Model with Pink Spikes A Detailed Educational Illustration for Biology and Microbiology Students Royalty Free Stock Photo

High-resolution 3D model of a virus capsid, showcasing its complex structure. The image features a detailed representation of the capsid's surface, with prominent protrusions and small, orange-colored spikes. Against a plain white background, the virus particle is presented in a three-quarter view, allowing for a comprehensive visual of its intricate design. Suitable for scientific publications, educational materials, or any visual representation of viral structure.