The ten images, Frame 1 through Frame 10, in the next section represent different layers in a biofilm, from the base of the biofilm to the top, respectively. These images were constructed from a confocal microscope, a special tool that can capture images at different levels in a biofilm. Your instructor will guide you in the creation of a styrofoam image reconstruction of the original biofilm.
A Confocal Image Stack of a Biofilm
Frame 1
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Frame 2
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Frame 3
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Frame 4
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Frame 5
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Frame 6
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Frame 7
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Frame 8
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Frame 9
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Frame 10
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