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nature_the mystery

Posted by Jitendra Kumar Meena on 13 Mar 2010

Seed turns to Plant to Flower to Fruit to again Seed

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Macrophages

Posted by Rajendra Kumar on 12 Mar 2010

This is the first time i saw the macrophages. These cells are protecting immune cells or our body. But what happen when these cells become infected. Here left part of the image shows noninfected cells and right part of the images display cells infected with parasite. It is my first experience to see disease at that basic level.

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Layers of Life

Posted by Mary on 12 Mar 2010

Mushrooms. What do you think of? Pizza, sure, but what else? LIFE. Mushrooms aren't just puny little objects meant for display; they are a whole kingdom of living, fun-guys that bloom like lightning after a summer rainstorm.

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Heart Surgery

Posted by Dennis Shih on 12 Mar 2010

With sutures moving in and out, clamps here and there, and the serene hum of the heart-lung machine, every heart surgery is art… perfect art. Demanding the absolute best, surgery does not accept mistakes or rain-checks; it is success or death, boom or bust. Juxtaposing my fervor for biology with this intense life-saving process, cardiovascular heart surgery was the start of a new path to pursue my interests and curiosity.

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From unknown to life

Posted by Miłosz Grabski on 11 Mar 2010

From unknown through physics and chemistry to biology. This is what I call evolution.

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Vesicles: A biocarrier for saving life.

Posted by Nasima Akter on 11 Mar 2010

Vesicles for drug delevery

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My Bio starts on a wheat farm

Posted by Wilhelm Wolfes on 10 Mar 2010

My Bio starts on a wheat farm in Walla Walla, WA, USA. That´s where all our nutrition comes from. It is a dusty business requiring lots of logistic. Did you know that there also our grass seed comes from for our lawns and golf courts??? Photo synthesis is the basis. Analytics is the root to discover. Energy comes from the sun. Politics does not really understand the nature.

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Bacteria

Posted by George P. Fraser on 10 Mar 2010

Bacteriology-my passion

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Full Circle

Posted by Patrick Stockwell on 10 Mar 2010

If it’s out there, I’ve tried to catch it, culture it, PCR it or nail down its genetic make-up. Birds, mosquitoes, mammals - how cool is to… tell you what a mosquito fed on…take blood, tissue, scat or hair and be able tell the genus, species and gender of the donor. The first time doing PCR is believing in magic and playing with the “toys” is priceless.

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It all started with an ant farm…

Posted by Emily Gibson on 10 Mar 2010

This is where my love of biology began. Always being an animal lover, my father bought me an ant farm. I was fascinated how they would dig the tunnels and move about. I was also an avid watcher of National Geographic, Mutual of Omaha, and the Discovery Channel. The rest is history since I am now a Toxicologist.

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