Our Latex experiments
We wondered what the white latex of a Ficus plant would look like under a Foldscope. Here is the experiment in 5 short videos Video 1/5: Latex in Ficus elongatus. Video 2/5. We spread the latex ...
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Foldscope on the breakfast table - Dracula orchid
Often the biggest surprises come from places you least expect them. Our dinning tables are often such a source. Sitting down with two TED fellows Neo and Wayne; we had a wonderful conversation unti...
Read It Review ItChytrid fungi construct actin-rich pseudopods, implicating actin regulators WASP and SCAR in an ancient mode of cell motility
Available from: Fritz-Laylin, L. K., Lord, S. J., & Mullins, R. D. (2016). Chytrid fungi construct actin-rich pseudopods, implicating actin regulators WASP and SCAR in an ancient mode of cell...
Read It Review ItEcosystem networks and flux
Any species that we observe under a microscope is part of an ecological network that depends on resources and interactions with other species. Think of all the ecosystems we are so used to seeing a...
Read It Review ItStem cells in Parkinson’s disease: an update
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Read It Review ItZfp423 regulates Sonic hedgehog signaling via primary cilium function
Available from: HONG, C.-J., & Hamilton, B. A. (2016). Zfp423 regulates Sonic hedgehog signaling via primary cilium function. doi:10.1101/046961
Read It Review ItLoss of doublecortin (DCX) domain containing protein causes structural defects in tubulin-based organelle of Toxoplamsa gondii and impairs host cell invastion
Available from: Nagayasu, E., Hwang, Y., Liu, J., Murray, J., & Hu, K. (2016). Loss of a doublecortin (DCX) domain containing protein causes structural defects in a tubulin-based organelle of...
Read It Review ItTelomere-driven karyotypic and molecular convergence mimics the transmissibility of cancer in the Tasmanian devil
The currently prevailing theory of a transmissible cancer cell lineage in Tasmanian devils was based on the discovery of apparently identical chromosomal aberrations in facial tumors of several ...
Read It Review ItAssessment of Cardiac and Renal Functions in Wistar Albino Rats Administered Carmoisine and Tartrazine
Department of Biochemistry, Faculty of Basic and Applied Sciences, Osun State University, Osogbo, Nigeria (O. I. Oyewole) To cite this article: Olu Israel Oyewole , Johnson Olaleye Oladele. Ass...
Read It Review ItExploring the microscopic world at Biomedical Science Department, Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, Delhi University, India
[caption id=”attachment_16965″ align=”alignnone” width=”300″] Pink colour stained Gram negative bacteria.[/caption][caption id=”attachment_16962″ align=”alignnone” width=”300″] Hairy strands of a f...
Read It Review ItSpiral cleavage, an oblique matter
By the end of the 19th century, a series of biologists had dedicated themselves to following and discovering the fate of individual cells of an embryo during ontogeny. These works, known as cell li...
Read It Review ItOur Cancer Conundrum: Puzzling or Mysterious?
Cancer research is one of the most dominant fields within the biomedical industry. Trillions have been spent on it, millions or patients and researcher have participated in its research, and despit...
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