Scientist has ‘invisible enemy’ in sights with microscopic portraits of coronavirus
The breathtaking images allow people to see a virus as elaborate biological structures with weaknesses that can be exploited, yielding clues for researchers about how to develop treatments.
“I like to get images out there to try to convey that this is an entity,” says Elizabeth Fischer, one of the country’s leading electron microscopists(photo credit: COURTESY ELIZABETH FISCHER/KHN/TNS)ByMARKIAN HAWRYLUK
