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Contact: Dr. Rumiana Dimova
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Caption: Vesicles with different reactants have different fluorescent substances in their membranes (a). When the bubbles fuse, red fluorescent nanoparticles form (b). The particles can be seen as bright dots under the transmission electron microscope (c).
Credit: Image: Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces
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