Guess What? (The Art of Translation)
Can you identify our mystery images? Answers at the bottom of the page.

1. Hurricane Warning
Credit: National Cancer Institute and University of Pittsburg Cancer Institute

2. Flower Power
Credit: May C. Morris

3. Animal, Vegetable, or Mineral?
Credit: Patrick Randolph-Quinney (UCLAN)

4. The Final Frontier
Credit: NIAID
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- A polyploid giant cancer cell from triple-negative breast cancer.
- Hoechst staining of DNA in a HeLa cell during cell division, captured by epifluorescence imaging with a Leica microscope. Images acquired using Metamorph and colored using ImageJ.
- A foot bone dated to approximately 1.7 million years ago, with definitive evidence of malignant cancer.
- Not a distant galaxy, but a confocal image of myeloid hematopoietic cells in mesenteric adipose tissue.