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Bug of the Month: The Interesting Case of Filament Type 0803

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Bug of the Month: The Interesting Case of Filament Type 0803

Type 0914/0803 cropped from 1,000x differential interference contrast.

Filament type 0803 has a unique backstory, and depending upon the reference source, has various potential associated growth causes. 

The manuals written by Glenn Daigger, Dr. Michael Richard and Dr. David Jenkins recognize type 0803 filaments as straight filaments extending from...

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