Skin cell © 2007-2010 The University of Waikato | www.sciencelearn.org.nz Contexts > Fighting Infection > Inside cells Nucleus = blue Golgi apparatus =

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Skin cell © The University of Waikato | Contexts > Fighting Infection > Inside cells Nucleus = blue Golgi apparatus = green

Skin cells © The University of Waikato | Contexts > Fighting Infection > Inside cells Nucleus = green Mitochondria = red

Fibroblast cells © The University of Waikato | Contexts > Fighting Infection > Inside cells Nucleus = blue Golgi apparatus = green Mitochondria = purple

Cancer cells © The University of Waikato | Contexts > Fighting Infection > Inside cells Nucleus = purple Cell membrane = green

The illuminated cell © The University of Waikato | Contexts > Fighting Infection > Inside cells

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