In this post, I gathered static and dynamic images of cells captured by cell biologists via microscopy and shared on Twitter. Biological molecules (i.e., biomolecules) in most of the images were color-coded. The majority of these images were about actin filaments and related biomolecules in a cell. The videos were accelerated to emphasize cell migration.
I like collecting microscopic cellular images due to my Ph.D. research interest, but I do not own any of the images below. The image featured on top of the post was a moving cell with its F-actin colored in blue (top) and red (bottom). The image belonged to Dr. Dylan Burnette.