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[theoddvet]

Which contestant should be declared the winner of the yeast eating contest?

a) Gobble guts with undeniably the most yeast out of everyone

b) The multinucleated cell that died because of how many yeast it ate

c) The multinucleated cell that started eating spectators AND yeast

d) The multinucleated cell that went rogue and ONLY ate ONE spectator

e) The single macrophage who ate one yeast and is now 99% yeast

f) The spectators who decided to join in and have a go

g) The multinucleated giant cell who has more nuclei than sense (and yeast)

h) The multinucleated giant cell that ate so many yeast that it disappeared

i) The multinucleated giant cell who consumed arguably the largest yeast

Voting ended onJul 24, 2024

[lizziedoesvetpath]

Obsessed with respiratory epithelium. Look at all those cilia. Waving around, pushing microbes and other foreign material away from the lungs. The best 🫁🫁🫁

[lucky-fy]

He’s a little scary, but he’s got the spirit

[vetisntdead]

"If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck..."

"Yeah, but the fuck up is, that is not a duck."

[studiousmedic]

I love the big surgical specialty trims because sometimes you get a big fuck off specimen and you get to say “can I have a BIG BLADE please” and your BMS will come back with a box filled with absolutely enormous knives and present them to you like a splendid box of chocolates in order for you to select the most appropriate tool for your craft

a bit of pomp and ceremony in the middle of the day, why not

[deliciousbreadobservation]

Look if i get accepted into the pathology anatomy internship I NEED the "decay" and "morte" mcr merch pins for the lab coat

[theoddvet]

Pleas enjoy this urothelial carcinoma cytology as celebration for my passing of my Phase I board certifying exam in veterinary pathology!

[theoddvet]

Time for another appreciation post for sarcomas because I came across a mother of one the other day:

1 - a relatively normal cancer cell with a prominent nucleolus (dark dot in the middle of the slightly lighter oval)

2 - a cancer cell showing an increased cell size and a large nucleolus

3 - a cancer cell who decided to become a beast with significant karyomegaly and a huge nucleolus

1 - a relatively normal cancer cell

2 - a super large beast with four nucleoli

1 - a normal sized cancer cell

2 - a cancer cell with two large nuclei of varying sizes (so a binucleated cell with karyomegaly)

3 - a cancer cell with karyomegaly and a large nucleolus

4 - me on an average monday