Section of human bladder under microscope 200x against bright field background

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  • Photo title: Section of human bladder under microscope 200x against bright field background
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  • Section of human bladder under microscope 200x against bright field background. View of piece of people organ storing urine in void condition. Looking for infection in the laboratory for medical issue
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