Cell cycles and differentiation in the developing drosophila eye. Eye is labelled with antibodies against CyclinB, phospho Histone 3 (mitotic cells) and the neural antigen ElaV to stain for photoreceptors.
(Dr. Lucy Firth)
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it's gorgeous, i've always loved immunofluorescent images of drosophila embryos- they're just amazing
i knew you would be the only one to appreciate this :) nerd! hahaha
bitch :P
:)
LUCY!! (*grin*)
(I actually remember this picture, it was in the quaternary or ad lib or something)
ad lib
they published my poem and painting in the last issue!!
I could've sworn I had a rug just like that one...
it does look like a rug, doesn't it?
It's sexy.
drosophila eye is sexy?
It's great....but sexy? mmmmm...Mar....I'm not sure...:)
my Marketing research professor back in college used to run the numbers/data on SPSS and SAS and get the results.
He'd stand there in the middle of the class, with his belly preceding him, smile at the results and so confidently say: Isn't this better than sex?
Ms drosophila's eye here,is sexy :)
hahahaha
seriously? what a weirdo!!
Seriously !:) Miss his bank of knowledge, lectures.
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