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Jan 01
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Oct 15
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laughingsquid: Nikon Small World 2011

laughingsquid:

Nikon Small World 2011

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Oct 13
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nicefigure: Folding principles of the human genome +citation

nicefigure:

Folding principles of the human genome +citation

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Oct 09
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Oct 08
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laughingsquid: Lives Within a Drop of Water

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Lives Within a Drop of Water

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Jul 27
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14-billion-years-later: Artificial cilia seen here have been produced that can beat in sync. In nature cilia are used to propel organisms or in multicellular animals they can be found beating mucus into the mouth for you to swallow. Disgusting yet cool.

14-billion-years-later:

Artificial cilia seen here have been produced that can beat in sync. In nature cilia are used to propel organisms or in multicellular animals they can be found beating mucus into the mouth for you to swallow. Disgusting yet cool.

(via freshphotons)

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Jul 23
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laughingsquid: Photos of Food Taken With An Electron Microscope

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Photos of Food Taken With An Electron Microscope

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Jul 08
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egillhardar: Untitled

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Untitled

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Jul 02
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asinglescientist: For those of you who don’t believe there is beauty in science. This is a dissociated hippocampal neuron with an antibody stain against MAP2, a common cell body and dendritic marker. Billions of these guys make up the human brain through trillions of synaptic connections. Neurons really are beautiful. Image taken from our own lab.

asinglescientist:

For those of you who don’t believe there is beauty in science. This is a dissociated hippocampal neuron with an antibody stain against MAP2, a common cell body and dendritic marker. Billions of these guys make up the human brain through trillions of synaptic connections. Neurons really are beautiful.

Image taken from our own lab.

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Jun 30
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jtotheizzoe: The sparkling enope squid’s bioluminescence. (via Best cephalopod superpowers)

jtotheizzoe:

The sparkling enope squid’s bioluminescence.

(via Best cephalopod superpowers)

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Jun 27
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micro-scopic: Forebrain, Rat (BC stain)

micro-scopic:

Forebrain, Rat (BC stain)

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May 22
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fuckyeahnervoussystem: HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY  Bilateral atrophy in the territory of the middle cerebral artery

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HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY  Bilateral atrophy in the territory of the middle cerebral artery

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May 13
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scipsy: This image of a peppercorn and a grain of salt taken by David McCarthy is the overall winner (and close-up category winner) in this year’s Visions of Science Photographic Awards. The competition is sponsored by Novartis and The Daily Telegraph. (©David McCarthy) (via Visions of Science)

scipsy:

This image of a peppercorn and a grain of salt taken by David McCarthy is the overall winner (and close-up category winner) in this year’s Visions of Science Photographic Awards. The competition is sponsored by Novartis and The Daily Telegraph. (©David McCarthy) (via Visions of Science)

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May 10
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scipsy: Large-scale Fractal Motion of Clouds (by NASA Goddard Photo and Video)

scipsy:

Large-scale Fractal Motion of Clouds (by NASA Goddard Photo and Video)

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May 07
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scipsy: Retina (via Webvision)

scipsy:

Retina (via Webvision)

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