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Red blood cells (erythrocytes) and a single white blood cell (leucocyte or leukocyte) in a fibrin mesh, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). Formation of a blood clot with many erythrocytes (red) and a single leukocyte (white/blue) becoming entangled in a fibrin mesh (light brown). ANNE WESTON, FRANCIS CRICK INSTITUTE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Human red and white blood cells, SEM - Stock Image - C032/0863
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Blood Clot, Sem #26 by Steve Gschmeissner
Red and white blood cells in clot, SEM - Stock Image - C045/8688
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Blood Clot, Sem #7 by Steve Gschmeissner
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Red blood cells, white blood cell and platelets, SEM - Stock Image
Human red and white blood cells, SEM - Stock Image - C032/0863
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Human red and white blood cells, SEM - Stock Image - C032/0863
Blood Clot, Sem #26 by Steve Gschmeissner