Fine Art Print:
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma 400x Mag. HP01
I have developed techniques to allow me to produce each image at sizes up to 120x180cm, without compromise of quality.
Price Variation Based On Print Material, Postage Costs & Professional Framing Selection.
This microscopy photo enlargement captures Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma cancer cells under 400x magnification brightfield microscopy.
Early detection is vital to a positive outcome. Cancer is something that effects many of us, and is a difficult subject for most people to discuss, but hopefully this enlargement can be seen in a positive light, and remind us all of the many diseases scientist strive to cure.
Cancer has many factors that contribute to its occurrence in the human body. These can be exposure to raidation, carcinogens like Vinly Chloride, Tobacco use, alcohol consumption, unhealthy diet, and air pollution to name a few.
A simplified explination of the mechanism of cancer is the malfunctioning of cells that have lost their ability to self regulate cell division and natural cell death (Apoptosis). In most cases this is due to damage to the regulatory components of DNA contained in the cell nucleus. Due to the genetic nature of this disease, certain types of cancer can also be inherited.
This microscopy photo enlargement gives a detailed and clear view of malfunctioning cells.
Includes:
- Brushed Aluminum plaque
- 5 year warranty
- "about your print" laminated info sheet.
Size:
- A1 (60x84cm)
For larger sizes please use commission request form.
Material:
- Ilford Smooth Pearl 310gsm - High quality cellulose blend with white tone, slight shine, less expensive than Canson infinity rag, higher quality than budget prints, Giclee print method, 90+ years Archival rating
- Ilford Prestige GALERIE Metallic gloss 260gsm - Fine art paper, Giclee print, stands out with an iridescent iridium layer, 40yr archival rating on paper, Archival pigment ink
All images photographed and enlarged are original and produced by myself. All copyrights reserved by Impulse Art & Photography. Images of prints online are low quality/compressed. Prints are of higher quality than can be shown online.
*Due to differences in monitors/screen settings, the color and brightness you see online may vary.*
