Mitochondria Buru mapak - Galeria publikoa
Arakatu mundu osoko Mulquatroko erabiltzaileek sortutako mitochondria buru-mapen bilduma publiko zabala. Hemen, mitochondria rekin lotutako diagrama publiko guztiak aurki ditzakezu. Adibide hauek ikus ditzakezu inspirazio pixka bat lortzeko. Diagrama batzuek kopiatzeko eta editatzeko eskubidea ere ematen dizute. Malgutasun horri esker, buru-mapa hauek txantiloi gisa erabil ditzakezu, denbora aurrezteko eta zure lanerako abiapuntu sendo bat emanez. Galeria honetan zure eskemekin lagundu dezakezu publiko egiten dituzunean, eta beste erabiltzaile batzuen inspirazio iturri izan zaitezke eta hemen agertu zaitezke.
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