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    Cleaning 500 square miles of radioactive waste starts with a single-celled organism

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    This appears to be a transmission electron microscopy (TEM) image showing cross-sections of bacterial cells, likely Staphylococcus or a similar coccoid bacterium. The image is false-colored in red and yellow tones, revealing internal cellular structures including cell walls, cytoplasm, and dense granular regions. Multiple oval-to-circular cell profiles are visible, with at least two cells appearing to be in close proximity or contact.

    BETHEDA, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES

    06.09.2017

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    Uniformed Services University

    Despite their unassuming appearance, D. geothermalis cells could hold the key to neutralizing large quantities of toxic waste.

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    Date Taken: 06.09.2017
    Date Posted: 06.12.2017 09:25
    Photo ID: 3471821
    VIRIN: 170612-D-ZZ999-0001
    Resolution: 892x740
    Size: 917.7 KB
    Location: BETHEDA, MARYLAND, US

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