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DAY 5 // LYSIS
Poor little bug is dealing with a nasty case of lytic phage.

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5: LYSIS.

To spread, viruses (ABCDEFG…) explode their host cells ('cell lysis') to leave them because they don’t need host membranes to make new virions.

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Day 04:"Evolution" How not to think about the remarkable adaptations of the mudskippers - Such a unique lifestyle! Ps. You can spot many at the Sungei Bulow Wetland Reserve in Bonus: https://t.co/tovAxi56nA

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Trying a different style for yesterday's prompt: "jumping" and the tiny but fierce blue poison dart frog 🐸

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Day 4: Blood cell movement
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Red blood cell on the run with oxygen cargo!

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4: DORMANCY. Bacillus anthracis spores can lay dormant for decades, as tested on Gruinard Island in Scotland in 1942. Apparently safe now!

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Second one in the series. Solid

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Day 4: Evolution
A diverse set of invertebrates from the coloring book I made a couple of years ago.

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day 3-- flagella. E. Coli have peritrichous flagella, meaning they are all over the cell!

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3: FLAGELLA. Trichomonas is a that causes bacterial vaginosis w. FIVE & an axostyle. No one knows what the 5th one does.

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Day2.The of armor of the its exoskeleton.
After the adult leaves the puparium, the exoskeleton is soft, wings are folded and the head all blown up. Later, wings will unfold and the exoskeleton will harden.

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Results from the
Martinichtys, Xenocranium, Amanzia and Ceratosuchops.

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DAY 3 // FLAGELLA
A little homage to The Simpsons with this one

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