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Delicate but deadly: A glass replica of the deadly E-Coli virus is seen one million times its true size as part of a startlingly beautiful collection of viruses made out of blown glass
Delicate but deadly: A glass replica of the deadly E-Coli virus is seen one million times its true size as part of a startlingly beautiful collection of viruses made out of blown glass
The HIV virus is seen
Captured: The HIV virus is seen left of Enterovirus 71, which is part of hand, foot and mouth disease
Larger than life: The HIV virus is seen left of Enterovirus 71, which is part of hand, foot and mouth disease
Every last detail: An exquisitely detailed reproduction of Malaria is seen here, with each image created with the help of UK virologist Andrew Davidson of the University of Bristol
Every last detail: An exquisitely detailed reproduction of Malaria is seen here, with each image created with the help of UK virologist Andrew Davidson of the University of Bristol

Stunner: T4 Bacteriophage, Jerram's self-described most intricate and detailed glasswork to date is seen here but while it's surrounded by killers this virus has been used as an alternative to antibiotics in some places
Stunner: T4 Bacteriophage, Jerram's self-described most intricate and detailed glasswork to date is seen here but while it's surrounded by killers this virus has been used as an alternative to antibiotics in some places
Lined up: Smallpox is seen left of a fictional futuristic virus, center, and the HIV virus, right
Lined up: Smallpox is seen left of a fictional futuristic virus, center, and the HIV virus, right
Swine flu is seen
Two versions of swine flu are seen
Don't touch: Two versions of swine flu, which became a global pandemic in 2

Where to catch it: Jerram's work titled Glass Microbiology has been recently added to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art's permanent collection while also now touring in museums in Maryland and the U.K.
Where to catch it: Jerram's work titled Glass Microbiology has been recently added to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art's permanent collection while also now touring in museums in Maryland and the U.K.

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