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animated impression
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is an artist's visualisation of nanobes moving, reproducing by 'budding',
and then shrinking. Its purpose is merely to impart a sense of movement
to a static image and thereby convey characteristic growth and movement
of the nanobes.
This image is copyright protected. It may be used for a small fee commercially which will be used to help the funding of further research into nanobes. A larger version of it exists in AVI format for commercial use. Please contact Dr. Philippa Uwins for details. If
you wish to use any of the images on Nanobes contained within this article,
you must visit the The
Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis
and after reading the terms and conditions here
, register your interest. A charge is made for commercial use to help fund
research but no charge is made for their use on non-profit making
sites. A large resource of top quality images of nanobes can be viewed
from the Queensland University Web Site, so please check permissions and
register by visiting here
to see all the nanobe images.
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