Fractal image CytoplasmM-brodt

CytoplasmM-brodt by steven

$mandelbrot fractal image named CytoplasmM-brodt$

Created:2010-12-19
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1 comments on CytoplasmM-brodt

steven
Posted: 2010-12-19 23:43:19

This is deep within the butt cheeks of a beetle at the nose of the initial Mandelbrodt set. This looks all the world like a cross section of cellular cytoplasm, with golgi bodies, mitochondria, reticulum, etc. The cell membrane is astonishingly mimicked as well with portusions that look like polysaccaride chains and membrane antigens. Amazing.

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