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50 posts tagged genetics

Apr
06

Eye and lashes in type IA oculocutaneous albinism.
Source: Albinism, Oculocutaneous, Type I (a database of hereditary ocular diseases, The University of Arizona)

Eye and lashes in type IA oculocutaneous albinism.

Source: Albinism, Oculocutaneous, Type I (a database of hereditary ocular diseases, The University of Arizona)

  • medicine
  • genetics
  • biology

1 month ago

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Mar
21

An image of the phi29 nanomotor illustrates the ring of six pRNA molecules processing a strand of DNA through its center.
Source (Purdue University)

An image of the phi29 nanomotor illustrates the ring of six pRNA molecules processing a strand of DNA through its center.

Source (Purdue University)

  • biology
  • microbiology
  • genetics
  • medicine
  • nanotech
  • science

1 month ago

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Mar
11

A fixed PTK (marsupial kidney cell line) cell in mitosis. The condensed chromosomes are stained with Hoechst stain and are shown in blue, while microtubules are labelled with an antibody to tubulin and are shown in red.
Image by Eric Workman and Jim Powers.
Source (Indiana University)

A fixed PTK (marsupial kidney cell line) cell in mitosis. The condensed chromosomes are stained with Hoechst stain and are shown in blue, while microtubules are labelled with an antibody to tubulin and are shown in red.

Image by Eric Workman and Jim Powers.

Source (Indiana University)

  • biology
  • microbiology
  • genetics
  • micrograph

2 months ago

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Mar
08

Crystal structure of a segment from the amyloid-beta protein that forms amyloid fibers in Alzheimer’s disease.
Source (UCLA-DOE Institute for Genomics and Proteomics)
Credit: David Eisenberg

Crystal structure of a segment from the amyloid-beta protein that forms amyloid fibers in Alzheimer’s disease.

Source (UCLA-DOE Institute for Genomics and Proteomics)

Credit: David Eisenberg

  • biology
  • microbiology
  • medicine
  • science
  • genetics
  • Solid State Physics

2 months ago

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Oct
13

Map of early human migration patterns. The Genographic Project, a global, five-year research initiative, will trace the migratory history of the human species, which originated in Africa.
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(Source, The University of Texas at Austin)

Map of early human migration patterns. The Genographic Project, a global, five-year research initiative, will trace the migratory history of the human species, which originated in Africa.

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(Source, The University of Texas at Austin)

  • anthropology
  • medicine
  • biology
  • history
  • genetics

7 months ago

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Jul
20

I always thought that knowing the name of the waiters is important … but not so much!
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I always thought that knowing the name of the waiters is important … but not so much!

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  • humor
  • biology
  • genetics
  • microbiology

10 months ago

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