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Organelles
Icons of Organelles
Comprehensive and scientifically accurate organelle icons found in plants and animal cells, including the mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, and chloroplast.
Mitochondria (spherical 2)
Mitochondria (swollen)
Mitochondria fission (with Drp1)
Mitochondrial (spherical 1)
Mitochondrion (2D, with double membrane-derived vesicle with receptor)
Mitochondrion (2D, with double membrane-derived vesicle)
Mitochondrion (2D, with double membrane-derived vesicles)
Mitochondrion (2D, with filled double membrane-derived vesicle)
Mitochondrion (2D, with filled membrane-derived vesicle)
Mitochondrion (2D, with membrane-derived vesicle with receptor)
Mitochondrion (2D, with membrane-derived vesicle)
Mitochondrion (2D, with membrane-derived vesicles)
Mitoplast
Niosome
Nuclear membrane (with budding ER)
Nuclear membrane (with budding RER)
Nucleus
Nucleus (blank)
Nucleus (no chromatin)
Nucleus (with nuclear speckles)
Peroxisome
Peroxisome (simple)
Phagolysosome
Phytosome (with active compound)
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