An illustration of bacteria in a stylized vector format suitable for cutting machines or laser cutters.
An illustration of bacteria in a stylized vector format suitable for cutting machines or laser cutters. Illustration of bacteria for graphic design projects Illustration of a single bacterium cell with detailed features. A detailed illustration of bacteria in a scientific context.
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