The art behind the science of the cell

Illustrated by Misha Mara Masacayan
Posted on November 21, 2019 by Getaprofessor

Illustrated by Misha Mara Masacayan
Category: Uncategorized Tags: histology, histology art
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The marvel of this 3D histology art reveals a human cell’s atomic details and distinct features. It is incredibly tiny details yet essential for all living organisms to exist. This artwork portrays the essence of every part of a cell intertwined with its function. With that being said, the nucleus allures my naked eye and I have pondered its primary function of holding the genetic material or DNA of the cell as the control center of the cell. The pinkish color of the cytoplasm in this photo was the internal environment of the cell. Submersing deeper into the photo, I can see the shell-like yet folded structure of an endoplasmic reticulum that manufactures molecules alongside with Golgi apparatus that transports these said molecules.
Immersing deeper into the microscopic dimension of histology unveils the tremendous line of circumstantial wonder of a human cell. Thus, the profound secret of life revealed in a single cell as shown above is a masterpiece. It is truly a work of art!