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English: View of three-dimensional segmentation of wavelike projections emanating from the plasma membrane of an HIV-1-infected MDM imaged by IA-SEM (corresponding to data presented in Figure 6A). A slice from the image stack is shown to indicate that the large wavelike surface projections could be mistakenly identified as filopodia with a “cylindrical” cross-section by conventional 2D transmission electron microscopy.
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Source Video S10 from Bennett A, Narayan K, Shi D, Hartnell L, Gousset K, He H, Lowekamp B, Yoo T, Bliss D, Freed E, Subramaniam S (2009). "Ion-Abrasion Scanning Electron Microscopy Reveals Surface-Connected Tubular Conduits in HIV-Infected Macrophages". PLOS Pathogens. DOI:10.1371/journal.ppat.1000591. PMID 19779568. PMC: 2743285.
Author Bennett A, Narayan K, Shi D, Hartnell L, Gousset K, He H, Lowekamp B, Yoo T, Bliss D, Freed E, Subramaniam S
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