How C.D.C. medical illustrators created the coronavirus pandemic’s most iconic image. By Cara Giaimo How many times have you seen the image? It looms behind newscasters during evening updates ...

It’s actually the Zika virus, as depicted in an article published Tuesday in the journal Structure. And it’s the sharpest image ever created of Zika, or of any other enveloped virus, according ...

But new images of the virus show us what it looks like up close. ... Microscopist Elizabeth Fischer produced the images, and the lab's visual medical arts office digitally colorized the images.

Many of these images make the virus appear manageable. One cartoon-like image of the virus that has been appearing on Wired’s website reduces the icon to something that resembles a toy.

Many of these images make the virus appear manageable. One cartoon-like image of the virus that has been appearing on Wired’s website reduces the icon to something that resembles a toy. It comes ...

The variant in question, D614G, makes a small but effective change in the virus's 'Spike' protein, which the virus uses to enter human cells.

Stock image of vials in a laboratory (main) and virus particles (inset). Hundreds of vials containing samples of deadly viruses have gone missing from a lab in Australia.

A scientific illustration depicting the SARS-CoV-2 virus structure went viral in late March 2021 because of the supposed “moist” appearance it depicted: The image was created by 3D modeler and ...

This image of the virus is from a transmission electron microscope. Image: NIAID-RML. China's Hubei province expanded its criteria for identifying new coronavirus cases on Thursday, ...