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day 8 in my - as requested, it's Trypanosoma!

These pretty little parasites cause 1st in the blood, then in the head, where they stay until you're dead.

More info: https://t.co/teKdf2kVrM

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2020-10-09

Day 8 prompt for my drawing project - Heart Myocardium. Lots of swirling lines and swirling muscle tissue patterns. Mini drawing!

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2020-10-09

Sharing some of my progress. I’m using the medical illustration prompt list from

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2020-10-08

🎨 One RIVA Illustrations' artist a week 🎨 Francesca Protopapa 👉 Check her portfolio here 👉
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2020-10-08

Congratulations to these amazing & , on winning the for their work on CRISPR/Cas9! A fantastic inspiration for all To celebrate, I'm sharing my
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2020-10-08

Prompt: Heart. Day 7 of project, so naturally...throwing iron supplements into the water for this one...?!

Title: Circulate
Medium: Acrylic ink, water and iron solution, colour pencil and fine liner pen

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2020-10-08

day 7 in my series - time for slow & steady Mycobacterium tuberculosis (#TB).

Preventable. Curable for now. Yet latent in 1:4 people globally. Active lung TB used to be called consumption.

More info: https://t.co/UjnSQQOVAU

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2020-10-07

5. are quite possibly the most diverse group, representing an estimated 1,000,000 species!

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2020-10-07

Happy Oct. 7th, peeps! Today's a special theme (for me, at least):

So let's get with about our bestest buddies on the planet.

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2020-10-07

Day 6 (#rodent) is a lab mouse!

Coming from a drosophila and cell culture background, I have only entered the mouse world a month ago. The learning curve of is steep but also so exciting!

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2020-10-07

6 Adaptation // Venus Flytrap

Trigger hairs on the inside leaves are an adaptation to sense the difference between prey and non-prey items, like a rain drop! 🌱🦗😋

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2020-10-06

day 5 in my series - it's super stinky C. diff[icile]!

When your gut flora gets out of whack, C. diff takes advantage & your guts unpack. Then it keeps on coming back!

More info: https://t.co/XKM9PYmKVR

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2020-10-06

BVIS250 Fall 2020, yes it is an interesting semester, all remote learning! As a fun way to introduce themselves, and help me put a name to a face. The students created self-portraits in the software of their choice.

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2020-10-06

Day 5 I was psyched when I came up with this concept so I put a little extra time into it. Found some cool for this one.

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2020-10-05

The spectral bat (Vampyrum spectrum) is the largest chiropter in the New World. This drawing is from the Royal Botanical Expedition to New Spain (1787-1803), one of the most ambitious scientific expeditions in

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2020-10-05