Unknown creator, 2009, 27 October, This is a computer-enhanced fMRI scan of a person who has been asked to look at faces. The image shows increased blood flow in the part of the visual cortex that recognizes faces., Computer-enhanced fMRI scan, Creative Commons - Wikipedia, LL/42343
Unidentified photographer / artist, n.d., The new M2A Capsule, a pill endoscope, created by Given Imaging Ltd, National Museum of Health and Medicine, LL/6971
Unidentified creator(s), n.d., Section through Visible Human Male - head, including cerebellum, cerebral cortex, brainstem, nasal passages (from Head subset), Color Cryosection, U.S. National Library of Medicine, Visible Human Project, LL/6887
Unidentified creator(s), n.d., Section through Visible Human Male - abdomen, including large and small intestines, spinal column, musculature, subcutaneous fat (from Abdomen subset), Color Cryosection, U.S. National Library of Medicine, Visible Human Project, LL/6889
Dr. Paul M. Feorino (CDC), 1972, Leukemia cells containing the Epstein Barr virus, Photomicrograph, FA staining technique, Creative Commons - Wikipedia, LL/42348
David Gregory & Debbie Marshall, 2005, Blood clot forming over a wound, Scanning electron micrograph, colour-enhanced, Wellcome Collection, LL/36804
K. Hodivala-Dilke & M. Stone, n.d., SEM of blood vessel in a melanoma - coloured, Freeze fracture scanning electron micrograph, colour-enhanced, Wellcome Collection, LL/36806
Freya Mowat, 2005, Blood vessels emerging from the optic disc, Confocal micrograph, Wellcome Collection, LL/36807
Matthieu Deuté, 2006, 19 September, Nematods from filets of codfish, deboned and dewormed in a fish market. Québec., Photomicrograph (?), Creative Commons - Wikipedia, LL/42345
Dr. Hannes Grobe, 2005, 7 April, Fluorescent minerals [key], Under UV-A, UV-B and UV-C light, Creative Commons - Wikipedia, LL/42350
Unknown creator, 1995, February, The Hubble Space Telescope imaged this view in February 1995. The arcing, graceful structure is actually a bow shock about half a light-year across, created from the wind from the star L.L. Orionis colliding with the Orion Nebula flow., Hubble telescope, Creative Commons - Wikipedia, LL/42344
Unidentified photographer / artist, 1990, 4 October, Window-Curtain - Structure of the Orion Nebula Revealed by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, Digital image, NASA, LL/36976
