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Murine norovirus, computer model

Murine norovirus (MNV), computer model. This image was created using molecular modelling software and data from cryo-electron microscopy. It shows the outer protein shell of the virus (blue, yellow, green), known as the capsid. MNV belongs to the norovirus group of viruses, which are a major cause of non-bacterial gastroenteritis in humans. MNV infects only mice. Cryo-electron microscopy images specimens at a temperature of minus 150 degrees Celsius. It fires beams of electrons at multiple angles creating slices of data that are reconstructed into 3-D models on computer

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This print showcases a computer model of Murine norovirus (MNV), an intriguing virus that exclusively infects mice. Created using advanced molecular modelling software and data obtained from cryo-electron microscopy, this image provides a detailed visualization of the virus's outer protein shell, also known as the capsid. The vibrant colors of blue, yellow, and green beautifully highlight the intricate structure of MNV. Belonging to the norovirus group, which is notorious for causing non-bacterial gastroenteritis in humans, MNV serves as a significant pathogen within its niche. Cryo-electron microscopy plays a crucial role in capturing images at an incredibly low temperature of minus 150 degrees Celsius. By firing beams of electrons at various angles, this technique generates slices of data that are then reconstructed into stunning three-dimensional models on a computer. The scientific significance behind this image lies in its contribution to fields such as biology and medicine. Researchers can use these visualizations to gain insights into the molecular structure and shape of viruses like MNV. This knowledge aids in understanding their behavior and developing potential treatments or preventive measures. Science Photo Library presents this remarkable print that combines artistry with scientific precision – offering viewers an opportunity to appreciate both the beauty and complexity found within our microscopic world.

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