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Help identify this in urine

Qwerty2022

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A year ago Edited: A year ago, Qwerty2022

Help identify this in urine

Hello,

Could someone identify what this is ? This is 400 magnification in urine, wet mount slide.

Thank you

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bio_man

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Educator

A year ago

Does it move?

If not, it's not an organism. Looks like some sort of crystal.

Qwerty2022 Author

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#2

A year ago

Not moving... I get your point, however it looked to me to be an organism

bio_man

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Educator

A year ago

Quote from: Qwerty2022 (A year ago)

Not moving... I get your point, however it looked to me to be an organism

👍 Yes, so it's definitely something inorganic.

Qwerty2022 Author

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#4

A year ago

Not arguing but for my education... what if it's simply dead and therefore not moving ?

bio_man

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#5

Educator

A year ago

Fair question, but it doesn't look like anything I've every seen, it doesn't even have the characteristics of a single celled organism.

Qwerty2022 Author

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#6

A year ago

Does anyone else want to weigh in ??

Dessa D.

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#7

A year ago

cotton fiber?

bio_man

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Educator

A year ago

Quote from: Dessa Douglas (A year ago)

cotton fiber?

Thanks, Dessa

That's similar to what I suspected. The specimen is see-through, no visible projections, or organelles, AND non-motile.

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