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Influenza A virus (Orthomyxoviruses)

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Influenza A virus A/California/7/2009 (H1N1), colouring, negative staining, Transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Initial magnification x 85000 Source: Gudrun Holland, N. Bannert/RKI	JPEG (jpeg, 7 MB, File does not meet accessibility standards.) TIF (tif, 100 MB, File does not meet accessibility standards.)
FLUAV, Influenza A virus, Berlin H1N1. Initial magnification x 98000. Bar = 200 nm Source: Norbert Bannert, Lars Möller/RKI	JPEG (jpeg, 2 MB, File does not meet accessibility standards.) TIF (tif, 5 MB, File does not meet accessibility standards.)
Influenza A virus, Berlin/H1N1 (Orthomyxoviruses). Negative staining, transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Bar = 100 nm Source: Norbert Bannert, Lars Möller/RKI	JPEG (jpeg, 427 KB, File does not meet accessibility standards.) TIF (tif, 12 MB, File does not meet accessibility standards.)
Influenza A virus (H5N1), bird flu, (Orthomyxoviruses). Transmission electron microscopy, negative staining. Bar = 50 nm. Source: Norbert Bannert, Lars Möller/RKI	JPEG (jpeg, 681 KB, File does not meet accessibility standards.) TIF (tif, 2 MB, File does not meet accessibility standards.)
Influenza A virus (H5N1), bird flu, (Orthomyxoviruses). Transmission electron microscopy, ultra thin section. Bar = 200 nm Source: Norbert Bannert, Freya Kaulbars/RKI	JPEG (jpeg, 433 KB, File does not meet accessibility standards.) TIF (tif, 7 MB, File does not meet accessibility standards.)
Influenza A strain HPAI, highly pathogenic avian influenza (Orthomyxoviruses). Transmission-electron microscopy, ultrathin section. Bar = 200 nm Source: Hans R. Gelderblom, Freya Kaulbars/RKI	JPEG (jpeg, 585 KB, File does not meet accessibility standards.) TIF (tif, 12 MB, File does not meet accessibility standards.)