#labpractice

[marlasomething]

Two cows! (And one other thing) #inmunocromatografía #igg #bovineigg #inmunology #biotechnology #labpractice #elisasandwich #ELISA

[marlasomething]

#Almonds #Flower #SexualPlantOrgans #vegetalfisiology #labpractice #plants #Biotechnology #photo #myedit

[marlasomething]

The #Bacteria in my hand (thanks to @kathy_timer_dark for keeping and analyzing them) #microbiology #chocolateagar #labpractice #Biotechnology #photo

[marlasomething]

Only good thing about having #labpractice in the morning and some dead time in the middle: you can contribute to this extremely capitalist society we live in #CouldntResist #Carrie #Book #StephenKing #Fnac #Starbucks #StarbucksChristmasCup #BrownSugar #MyEdit #Photo

[christianjgz]

This week my students went over the invention, evolution and use of the microscope. We concluded this topic by going to the science lab. Although I enjoyed watching them see how things look like under the microscope, I’ve got to say that it’s hard and exhausting to try to make all the students learn how to use the microscope when you only have a microscope for 120 students wearing lab coats in a room with no a/c (hundreds of other schools don’t even have a lab)... it does break my heart because we all know there is money to equip schools all over Mexico with decent furniture, computers, lab-ware and so on, then thing is that most of our politicians have been not only robbing money for decades but they’ve been also robbing these children’s right to have a quality education and a better future. I still dream of a Mexico with no corruption, parents who want their children to actually learn and not only pass a subject and teachers who really love teaching and don’t sit around the whole year waiting only for the coming-up christmas bonus. #students #science #microscope #mexico #wecandobetter #nikond3400 #labpractice

[marlasomething]

Pure #drug (aka pure #caffeine) #quemistry #Lab #labpractice the teacher IS still dick but this time is was interesting #Biotechnology #myedit

[lindaandradech]

Diabetes Lab. Practice

The last week we made a practice in which we used al our knowledge about diabetes.

The practice consisted in to apply water and other liquids in different syringes because all of them have different consistency. 

After that we placed the syringes in a support with tweezers and we let fall a certain weight and we took the time. We wanted to know how much time did the liquid takes to flow out of the syringe. 

The conclusion was that the different liquids we had were an example of different liquids we have in our body. So the oil was the that took it more time than others.