how to destroy angels

В твоих глазах, я тону как в океане. В твоих глазах, я хочу вечно жить and i'll always remember what i wrote for you

[currentsinbiology]

Pollen grains of Althaea rosea flower, stained separately with different dyes, mounted in Balsam (200x)

Hormez R Guard, MD

Baltimore, Maryland, USA

[prettycuteandyounger]

[youareeverycolour]

Snow

[post-mitotic-blog]

mouse pyramidal neurons expressing fluorescent proteins appear to stream like meteors against a dark hippocampal sky

confocal microscopy

credit: Yi Zuo

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[mucholderthen]

[thebumblebunny-deactivated20150]

madeon

[daydreamofanorchid]

Ebola Virus Particles by NIAID on Flickr

[daydreamofanorchid]

Les Amitiés Particulières (1964), full movie, FR with EN subtitles.

[magical-contamination]

XVII

[crypt-worm]

Visit Original Link

Favorite rendition.

[aph-ukraina]

And some sad folk music from Ukraine about death and loneliness  

[goldraptor]

[boyzwhat]

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[mariyuki]

T4 bacteriophage injecting DNA into a cell

My favourite virus ever

[melisica]

[heythereuniverse]

Ebola Virus Particles | NIAID Flickr

[scienceyoucanlove-deactivated20]

Macrophages are immune system cells that help to destroy germs such as bacteria by engulfing and digesting them. Some bacteria, however, are able to avoid destruction by getting into the macrophage’s inner cytosol compartment. University of North Carolina School of Medicine researchers have discovered that a macrophage detects this escape into the cytosol and responds by triggering its own destruction.

According to researcher Edward Miao, “In the macrophage, this cell death, called pyroptosis, expels the bacterium from the cell, exposing it to other immune defense mechanisms.” Once the bacteria are free from the self-destroyed macrophage, lymphocytesand other immune cells are able to destroy them. The enzyme that initiates the cell suicide pathway in macrophages has been identified as caspase-11.

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[childmagazine]

[boyzwhat]

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