article_snippet: This image of a greenfly's eye (left) shows the thousands of lenses pointing in all directions on its surface while the aurora-like image of a cross-section of a mouse brain reveals the complex network of neurons at different depths, with red being the nearest and green the furthest away .
article_snippet: Others show the strange beauty of a goat's stomach and the neuron connections inside a mouse brain lit up like a multi-coloured aurora.
article_snippet: The super-resolution micrograph of a natural killer cell (left) in the immune system shows The super-resolution micrograph of a natural killer cell (left) in the immune system examining a second darker and rounder cell for signs of disease while the multicoloured image (right) is a map of a mouse's nervous system showing how signals are passed between nerves .
article_snippet: In one picture - which looks more like a Jackson Pollock painting - the colour coded map of a fruit fly's nervous system is revealed.
article_snippet: The image on the left shows an interactive multi-sensory unit that vibrates, bubbles and lights up to distract and comfort anxious children receiving treatment in hospital while the image on the right reveals bundles of nerve fibres inside a healthy adult living human brain are revealed using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to virtually slice a healthy adult living human brain from front to back, with the front of the head on the left side of the image .
article_snippet: The yellow neuron is able to sense vibrations while messages entering and leaving neurons at synapses are shown as blue and red circles.
article_snippet: The orange circles are mitochondria.