These have to be the most expressive cells I have ever seen in my life.
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These have to be the most expressive cells I have ever seen in my life.
Well that's definitely cancer... thanks Alyssum!
Blood smear from a septic goat, 1000x magnification.
MTT assay
“A 96-well microtiter plate used in an MTT assay. Each column was incubated with different amounts of culture cells, increasing from 500 cells in column 2 (left) to 100.000 cells in column 11 (right), for 72 hours. After a short incubation with MTT, the purple formazan product was extracted using Dimethyl sulfoxide. As can be seen, higher amounts of cells result in higher formazan production and thus a stronger purple colour.” - via Wikimedia Commons
A basic introduction to Fine Needle Aspirates, which are the smallest type of biopsy we can do. Featuring a couple of different cytology examples from 'dog lumps'
Walther Flemming – Scientist of the Day
Walther Flemming, a German cell biologist, died on Aug. 4, 1905, at the age of 62.
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I know it's a little out of place here, but I'm very proud of my drawing for General Pathology, and I had to show you.
It is a cut of a kidney seen from the inside and a nephron. I have another one that I did for Gynecological Pathology, but if I publish it they ban me XD.