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John Lindley became known as the “father of modern orchidology”. For explore his "Illustrations of Orchidaceous Plants" (1830-38), which features by Franz Bauer and was recently digitized in by ➡️ https://t.co/FoAVjURJfY

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2018-12-22

Ovarian Cancer Thwarts Immune Cells by Revving up Stress. In this illustrated model,T cells afflicted by harsh conditions inside the tumor experience endoplasmic reticulum stress, symbolized here by the “burning” ER (orange) surrounding the nucleus (purple and turquoise).

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2018-12-22

is nearly here, so I’ve picked an appropriate for

The (Euphorbia pulcherrima) in its beautiful red and green is believed to have been used as a Christmas decoration as early as the 17th C

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2018-12-21

Nothing to see here, just another mossy branch... definitely not something a pterosaur would find tasty

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2018-12-21

Day 20 of Scorpaena scrofa, a red scorpionfish. I love that I was able to get the fins to display and the jaws to stay open. Plus, those long cirrae on the head are just beautiful. [https://t.co/X106ej82Nt]

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2018-12-21

What was wonderful about childhood is that anything in it was a wonder. It was not merely a world full of miracles; it was a miraculous world. G.K. Chesterton
Silk Scarf - Menthol crystals

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2018-12-21

Anyone else think we need a virus version of the

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2018-12-20

Day 6 of our organelle countdown! Let it snow with the digestive enzymes in this lysosome snowglobe.

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2018-12-20

From 1792-1832, Franz Bauer (the 1st artist in residence at ) prepared a series of drawings of orchids studied under a microscope. This was published in "Illustrations of Orchidaceous Plants" (1830-38). Learn more via ➡️ https://t.co/FoAVjURJfY

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2018-12-20

"Illustrations of Orchidaceous Plants" (1830-38) presents by Franz Bauer of studied under a microscope alongside text by John Lindley. The result? An invaluable artistic & scientific work. Learn more on our blog thanks to ➡️ https://t.co/FoAVjURJfY

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2018-12-20

Day 7 of our organelle countdown! When it comes to making sugar, chloroplasts have it down. Cookin’ in the kitchen with sunshine.

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2018-12-19

On the seventh day of my true love gave to me...
Seven a-swimming

from John Gould's '#Birds of Great Britain' via - https://t.co/jNzm0p7t2f

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2018-12-19

Microscopes meet Indigenous art in Stories & Structures – New Connections, a stunning new exhibition by : https://t.co/SnwSQOfbPM

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2018-12-19

Very rough first attempt at a size chart here, I pretty much eyeballed it based on skeletals, etc. Mostly wanted to see what they all looked like together!

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2018-12-19

These drawings go back to my curiosity in fractals in nature, how they form and repeat patterns appear, and how fractals make up the world!

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2018-12-18

El arte de Franz y Ferdinand Bauer fue elogiado por el poeta y botánico Johann Goethe como la expresión perfecta de los objetivos de la
Ilustrado con imágenes procedentes del muchas de ellas no se habían publicado anteriormente.

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2018-12-18

Day 10 of our organelle countdown! The ribosomes were hung on the rough ER with care…in hopes that some proteins would be made there.

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2018-12-16