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Human Intestinal Epithelial Cell - Part II

Created by
Manuela Alvarado
Created:
12/3/22
Submitted:
3/6/23
Published:
3/6/23
Intestinal epithelial cell_NIH3D.

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Version 2

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Cells & Organelles
Cells and Organelles
Description

This human intestinal epithelial cell model is 3,000 times larger than the actual size of the cell it represents. It is used in Part II of the lesson and its composed of two separate files, the Epithelial cell which can be printed in pink PLA and the nucleus which can be printed in Blue PLA. Part can be put together using superglue.

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