**A close-up photo of a single immune cell, magnified many times over, fills the frame. The cell is an intricate, three-dimensional structure, with a nucleus at its center and various extensions and projections reaching out in all directions. The surface of the cell is covered in tiny bumps and ridges, giving it a textured appearance. In the background, other cells can be seen, some similar in appearance to the immune cell and others distinctly different. The lighting is low, casting the cell in a soft, blue-green glow.** - Upscaled by <@1084780166120751164> (fast)
A closeup photo of a single immune cell, magnified many times over, fills the frame. The cell is an intricate, threedimensional structure, with a nucleus at its center and various extensions and projections reaching out in all directions. The surface of the cell is covered in tiny bumps and ridges, giving it a textured appearance. In the background, other cells can be seen, some similar in appearance to the immune cell and others distinctly different. The lighting is low, casting the cell in a soft, bluegreen glow.