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Kidney (Coronal Anatomy Section)

Publication-grade, scalable vector illustration engineered for peer-reviewed journal figures, graphical abstracts, conference posters, and scientific slides.

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100% Free to edit, recolor sub-paths, and assemble into multi-panel layouts.

Journal Preflight Specifications

FormatLossless Vector SVG
Max Resolution600 DPI (Infinite Vector)
Color SpaceOkabe-Ito / CMYK
LicenseAcademic & Commercial
Related Keywords & MeSH Terms:
#kidney#renal#cortex#medulla#pyramids#nephron#ureter#nephrology#dialysis

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Frequently Asked Questions: Kidney (Coronal Anatomy Section)

Guidance for journal submission, publication rights, and figure customization.

Can I use Kidney (Coronal Anatomy Section) in peer-reviewed journal submissions?

Yes. All Tessera vector icons are crafted according to Nature, Science, and Cell Press author guidelines. You can export at 300 DPI, 600 DPI, or lossless vector SVG with CMYK color space.

Can I customize the colors, layers, and labels of Kidney (Coronal Anatomy Section)?

Yes. When you open this icon in Tessera Figure Studio, you have full control over every sub-path, gradient, stroke width, and label. You can also apply certified colorblind-safe palettes (Okabe-Ito) with one click.

Do I need to cite Tessera in my manuscript?

Free users can cite "Figure created with Tessera (tessera.augmetry.com)". Researcher Pro and Lab subscribers receive a full commercial and academic copyright release with zero attribution requirements.