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Jm2#6572: @StackedQuery they compared
Deleted User#0000: oh but i found a webpage that claimed that the xray contests were a PR thing by chiropractors
Jm2#6572: the beauty of the xrays
Jm2#6572: the women had
Deleted User#0000: http://www.historybyzim.com/2013/07/miss-correct-posture-1956/
StackedQuery#5957: https://ww... |
Jm2#6572: what is this car dude
Jm2#6572: it looks old
Deleted User#0000: oh have you guys heard about enchroma?
StackedQuery#5957: It was the future
StackedQuery#5957: so they made noisy gas churners
StackedQuery#5957: on gas turbines
Deleted User#0000: it's old news but I was watching the "dude with color blindness s... |
Deleted User#0000: so that's how they have a hard time differ. those colors
Jm2#6572: depednign on which pigment you're missing iirc.. been a while
Deleted User#0000: mmm obvs it doesn't work for people born w/o a certain cone
Jm2#6572: oh
Deleted User#0000: wait i'll draw you a diagram
Deleted User#0000: since i have ... |
Deleted User#0000: anyways there's an overlap area
Deleted User#0000: in some kinds where the green and red overlap
Deleted User#0000: that's why they cant differentiate between the colors
Jm2#6572: yeah you discriminate
Deleted User#0000: bc the purple area is so big
Jm2#6572: by combining the firing of different type... |
Deleted User#0000: flexible
Jm2#6572: plastic
Deleted User#0000: yeah
Deleted User#0000: i should know that
Jm2#6572: xD
Jm2#6572: that's really smart tho
Jm2#6572: that solution
Jm2#6572: simple and elegant
Deleted User#0000: some people over several month begin seeing colors closer to normal
Jm2#6572: nothing invasiv... |
Deleted User#0000: yes
Jm2#6572: that might not be an actual effect at the eye level
Jm2#6572: yeah
Jm2#6572: but still, amazing solution
Jm2#6572: apparently they're jinjecting ppl with viruses that target the retina now to get cells to express these proteins but like... yeah. who knows
Jm2#6572: i feel like if i had ... |
Deleted User#0000: @_@
Deleted User#0000: that's amazing
Jm2#6572: yeh
Jm2#6572: there's alwasy some risk to such things
Jm2#6572: like if they somehow insert themselves into a tumor suppressor gene or tagret cells that you don't want to target
Deleted User#0000: but doesn't that only work if they're missing the pigmen... |
Jm2#6572: over ones it should
Deleted User#0000: mmm okay
Deleted User#0000: i'm glad i'm not color blind
Deleted User#0000: it sounds hard to not see colors properly
Jm2#6572: women are much less likely to get it overall
Deleted User#0000: yeah ik
Deleted User#0000: i wonder if certain ethnicities are more likely to g... |
Jm2#6572: specifically
Jm2#6572: but look at these risk
Deleted User#0000: that makes sense
Deleted User#0000: lol and africa w/ its sickle cell and malaria
Jm2#6572: yea
Jm2#6572: malaria certainly helped
Deleted User#0000: i dont know what most of those even are
Jm2#6572: tfw thalasemmia
Jm2#6572: it's not even that... |
Jm2#6572: it def isn't as deadly as sickle cell
Jm2#6572: i'd consider it sickle cell mini
Deleted User#0000: isn't there a sort of partial sickle cell version?
Jm2#6572: but like the jewish ones are pretty constitutive/ neural
Deleted User#0000: do they count that in their 1/12 statistics?
Jm2#6572: there's many versi... |
Deleted User#0000: or just more confused
Jm2#6572: get a lot of pigments?
i don't kow
Jm2#6572: LOL
Jm2#6572: someone shoudl try it and tell us
Jm2#6572: logic tells me that u can pick up on even more differences
Deleted User#0000: that's what i hope for
Deleted User#0000: :3
Deleted User#0000: maybe we'll be able to m... |
Deleted User#0000: then
Deleted User#0000: @_@
Deleted User#0000: like they do w/ all drugs
Jm2#6572: lol
Jm2#6572: i thought US stopped doing that
Deleted User#0000: maybe they did
Deleted User#0000: i have my doubts though
Deleted User#0000: some places welcome the trials
Jm2#6572: well us docs nowadays
Jm2#6572: are... |
Charlich#9165: Makes sense to me.
Jm2#6572: it's a public health necessity
Charlich#9165: The largest benefit of vaccines is herd immunity. They're most effective on a broad scale. Best way to achieve that is through the government.
Jm2#6572: imo anyone that disagrees with this and doessn' thave those VERY VERY specifi... |
Jm2#6572: that's curious
Icebergh#5731: Interesting. So I assume the cost wouldn't be too terribly much.
Icebergh#5731: Could we argue that vaccinations might reduce cost of caring for the uninsured sick?
Jm2#6572: if ppl have a history of GBS in their family i can see why they woudlnl't want it though
Jm2#6572: lol ye... |
Charlich#9165: Yeah. We have the most backwards system ever
Jm2#6572: for profit health insurance heheh
Icebergh#5731: Granted, some of it I understand, like paying for people's cancer treatment can be tremendously expensive
Charlich#9165: It wouldn't even be that awful if it were completely free market. It'd still be ... |
StackedQuery#5957: what causes it?
StackedQuery#5957: or is it just spontanous genetics?
StackedQuery#5957: @Jm2
Jm2#6572: don't know too much, definitely plays a role thouhg among other htings probably
Jm2#6572: different neural architecture is what ppl agree on
Charlich#9165: Fairly sure it has a strong genetic compo... |
Tomato_Puree#4972: Any good resources for Undergrad level Human Genetics? or is this too vague
Charlich#9165: What do you mean by resources? Are you looking for textbook recommendations?
Tomato_Puree#4972: or websites/youtube vids/ lecture files/notes by people etc.
Charlich#9165: Gimme a little while and I'll post som... |
Jm2#6572: overprescription of antibiotics (humans and more likely, animals)
Jm2#6572: but more likely
Jm2#6572: misuse of antibiotics
Jm2#6572: by a population that is very largely uneducated
HalfPint#9207: *cough totally no one in India ever ate animals who were sick*
HalfPint#9207: *Bird flu*
HalfPint#9207: *Cough*
J... |
HalfPint#9207: No
HalfPint#9207: It's much worse
Jm2#6572: people bathe, crap, brush their teeth in there apparently
Jm2#6572: and the dead also go there
Jm2#6572: @HalfPint how can it be much worse
HalfPint#9207: I have seen the river
Jm2#6572: oh and they drink from it
HalfPint#9207: ashes of dead people is thrown th... |
HalfPint#9207: Even if I could, I could be killed before I reach the lake
Jm2#6572: i don't mean u i mean other ppl
Enzy#2481: LMAI
HalfPint#9207: Yes
Enzy#2481: LMAO*
HalfPint#9207: Ayy
Jm2#6572: wait why woudl you be killed
HalfPint#9207: Hmm
Enzy#2481: What would happen if someone took a bath in it
HalfPint#9207: Y... |
HalfPint#9207: I garante it
Enzy#2481: Ss
HalfPint#9207: Your body won't be able to handle it
Enzy#2481: It's like the opposite of holy wayer
Enzy#2481: Water*
HalfPint#9207: Where you from?
Enzy#2481: Australia
HalfPint#9207: So that water will be toxic for you
Enzy#2481: Huh?
HalfPint#9207: Let just say normal water ... |
Deleted User#0000: ye over prescription of antibiotics like sawar said :/
Deleted User#0000: and how people stop taking them as soon as they feel better
Deleted User#0000: meh
Deleted User#0000: i wonder if antibiotics will become intellectual property in that
Deleted User#0000: countries who dont own them cant produce... |
Jm2#6572: is something overlooked
Deleted User#0000: mmm yeah livestock is probably #1
Jm2#6572: i mean, it sucks
Jm2#6572: but not much we can do about it
Jm2#6572: need gov intervention
Deleted User#0000: it's scary to think about though
Jm2#6572: for this sort of thing
Deleted User#0000: my bf has a weak immune syst... |
Deleted User#0000: apparently he was sick all the time until highschool
Deleted User#0000: whenever he gets a cut now, whereas normal people it would just heal
Deleted User#0000: it swells up in him
Deleted User#0000: =.=
Deleted User#0000: no
Jm2#6572: @𝓙𝓸𝓼𝓮𝓹𝓱 𝓗𝓾𝓰𝓰𝓲𝓷𝓼
Deleted User#0000: xD
Jm2#6572: that'... |
Deleted User#0000: they might after an epidemic
HalfPint#9207: Don't you worry about them
Deleted User#0000: why would you want them to stop selling meds to poor countries
Deleted User#0000: depends on how many people die
HalfPint#9207: they will be fine
Deleted User#0000: i mean the other people seem to be ok with it
... |
HalfPint#9207: I mean
HalfPint#9207: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Deleted User#0000: but what will probably happen is
HalfPint#9207: Is nothing
Deleted User#0000: they'll be forced to a hospital stay
HalfPint#9207: nothing will happen
HalfPint#9207: there aren't enough hospitals to hold them tho
HalfPint#9207: They will be fine
Jm2#6572:... |
HalfPint#9207: they have been through worse
HalfPint#9207: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Deleted User#0000: yup
Jm2#6572: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_lead_poisoning
Jm2#6572: for what animals is it safe in?
HalfPint#9207: Every one calm down, India will survive geez
HalfPint#9207: blunt?
Deleted User#0000: what will happen if an ... |
HalfPint#9207: No
HalfPint#9207: yes
HalfPint#9207: Darwins evolution *cough*
Deleted User#0000: lol there is a big difference between feelings and ethics
HalfPint#9207: the strongest survives in nature
HalfPint#9207: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
HalfPint#9207: More the better
Deleted User#0000: and ethics totally belong in all fields of... |
Deleted User#0000: @HalfPint nah it'll just be survival of the richest >_>
HalfPint#9207: @Deleted User "Darwins Evolution"
RMZing#3258: Ok guys, this is becoming a little heated
RMZing#3258: Settle down
RMZing#3258: Who started this mess anyway?
Deleted User#0000: why is eugenics always such a popular topic?
Deleted U... |
This is gonna be fun
Jm2#6572: i'm just letting you guys know next time this happens it will be a mute
HalfPint#9207: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Jm2#6572: doesn't matter what happened before
Jm2#6572: but you guys know what's proper and what's not
Deleted User#0000: wait what happened
RMZing#3258: @HalfPint Don't ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ us
RMZing#32... |
HalfPint#9207: *Notes it down*
Jm2#6572: https://images.discordapp.net/.eJwFwVEOgyAMANC7cABaC8LqbQgSNFNKoGYfy-6-977mGZfZzKHa5wawnzPL2O1UGakWW0XqVVI_p81yQ1JN-bhL0wnE7CKuS-BAznuOCzh08cXIK5EPGCIhPO3d5NNsb9X8_gkHIuQ.XtEwjHjS-fPqln4fy3RNDf6u9Qs
Jm2#6572: more like joking about this
RMZing#3258: Who have been subject to all ... |
Deleted User#0000: in the attempt to moderate conversation away from eugenics, you just dragged this conversation out like 5x as long as it originally was
Jm2#6572: can you do this or not
Deleted User#0000: i think thats funny
HalfPint#9207: let's vote
Jm2#6572: and just be a tad more sensitive for the community
Jm2#65... |
HalfPint#9207: :smile:
HalfPint#9207: You don't say
RMZing#3258: Now, to all the rest of you:
Jm2#6572: in the end, it's mostly because he wouldn't listen
RMZing#3258: Please use your heart.
Deleted User#0000: when you eat a lot of salty food, the amount of urine you produce decreases right? In terms of volume?
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HalfPint#9207: Shouldn't we be discussing this in #lounge ?
HalfPint#9207: just saying
Jm2#6572: nah i banned them
HalfPint#9207: makes sense then
GeneticJulia#7190: I'd guess with more salt your kidneys would preserve more water to maintain homeostasis?
Jm2#6572: hm?
Deleted User#0000: okay, so the study says that, wh... |
Deleted User#0000: how does this study make sense
Deleted User#0000: i guess it's just a hypothesis
GeneticJulia#7190: hypothesis
Deleted User#0000: right
Deleted User#0000: when you increase ion concentration in the blood, it activates the renin angiotensin aldosterone system which tells your kidney to make urine supe... |
Deleted User#0000: i assume thats what you meant? like in the case of taking magnesium hydroxide for reflux?
Jm2#6572: things that can't be absorbed
Deleted User#0000: The results confirmed that eating more salt led to a higher salt content in urine -- no surprise there. Nor was there any surprise in a correlation betw... |
Deleted User#0000: finishing 2nd year
Deleted User#0000: i figured
Jm2#6572: if you want to, check out #deleted-channel for roles
Deleted User#0000: guys ,____,
Deleted User#0000: The new results showed something different: salt stayed in the urine, while water moved back into the kidney and body.
Deleted User#0000: wh... |
Deleted User#0000: yes this is normal
Deleted User#0000: if they retain more water, where does the extra volume come from in the urine?
Deleted User#0000: they arent saying anything new
Deleted User#0000: the salt
Deleted User#0000: oh but salt doesnt take up that much volume does it?
Deleted User#0000: theyre taking i... |
Jm2#6572: so you have to expel more water in order to get rid of more salt
Deleted User#0000: alice is describing the opposite, see the problem with talking about this theoretically is that we dont know how much salt
Jm2#6572: i don't understand what they say about retaining mroe water though while this happens
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Deleted User#0000: yeah!
Deleted User#0000: but when you eat something salty, the amount of urine you make increases in volume
Willi_Zinger#2319: Which is exactly as archi was describing -w-
Deleted User#0000: so where does the extra volume come from?
Deleted User#0000: is the extra salt significant enough?
Jm2#6572: i... |
Deleted User#0000: unless
Deleted User#0000: it says simulated mission to mars
Deleted User#0000: whatever that means
Deleted User#0000: low pressure will change filtration
Jm2#6572: the thing is everything we're taught about the kidney is on earth, where gravity's always present
Deleted User#0000: i dont really know t... |
Jm2#6572: it's not something we're evolutionarily prepared for
Deleted User#0000: thats true
Jm2#6572: http://interactives.dallasnews.com/2015/spacebody/
Jm2#6572: so apparently body senses this as over hydration
Willi_Zinger#2319: The article cites two studies
Deleted User#0000: i havent read the actual article its re... |
Deleted User#0000: it happens in congestive heart failure patients
Deleted User#0000: oh wait, i understand it now
Jm2#6572: yet body still senses low osmolarity
Jm2#6572: sorry, high*
Deleted User#0000: reading the article, did you guys thing they were talking about humans too?
Deleted User#0000: :/
Deleted User#0000:... |
Deleted User#0000: https://www.jci.org/articles/view/88532
Willi_Zinger#2319: And yeah, the article we were originally discussing did turn to mice to try to hunt down the underlying cause of what was observed
Deleted User#0000: the whole article was on mice
Jm2#6572: ah
Deleted User#0000: ,________,
Deleted User#0000: ... |
Deleted User#0000: ah i thought it was about humans the whole time
Willi_Zinger#2319: And the urea produced in turn had a higher metabolic cost, making the mice hungrier
Deleted User#0000: QQ
Deleted User#0000: yup...
Deleted User#0000: wow that first article was so misleading
Deleted User#0000: i'll go kill myself now... |
Deleted User#0000: now i know why chips are so addicting
Jm2#6572: being hungrier w/ more salt?
Willi_Zinger#2319: There were two studies, one on salt intake vs water retention and one about the osmolytes
Deleted User#0000: :p
Deleted User#0000: we knew that urea is produced and reabsorbed to draw water back in, but wh... |
Jm2#6572: good luck
Jm2#6572: lol
Deleted User#0000: thanks
Jm2#6572: do you remember
Jm2#6572: krebs cycle
Willi_Zinger#2319: There are three ways to expel excess nitrogen from the body
Jm2#6572: and glycolysis steps
Willi_Zinger#2319: And each has its tradeoffs
Deleted User#0000: T^T
Deleted User#0000: haha i had to ... |
Jm2#6572: cofactors and enzymes involved.
Deleted User#0000: but i think krebs isn't that bad
Deleted User#0000: biochem in general is such a pain because you never really apply the gnitty gritty that much so you forget it all
Deleted User#0000: at least the cofactors and enzymes had good names
Jm2#6572: for all the st... |
Jm2#6572: mice? o-o
Deleted User#0000: yeah like they give off a mousy odor
Jm2#6572: we were told it's smelly feet
Deleted User#0000: hahah
Deleted User#0000: same thing i guess
Deleted User#0000: idk what a mouse smells like anyway lol
Willi_Zinger#2319: I'm a pretty smelly guy, I should see if my body is producing s... |
Jm2#6572: night man
Willi_Zinger#2319: Well, they're collected yearly during mammal surveys for the class
Deleted User#0000: its been cool see you guys around
Jm2#6572: cya
Deleted User#0000: later sawar
Jm2#6572: come visit #deleted-channel
Deleted User#0000: definitely will
Jm2#6572: i need help w this crap anyway
Jm... |
Deleted User#0000: ew cockroach
Deleted User#0000: thank god they dont exist here
Willi_Zinger#2319: We got to go down to the hatchery and watch the chums and cohos we were getting be clubbed while we talked to the hatchery guys about all kinds of stuff
Deleted User#0000: oh we got fetal pigs
Jm2#6572: wtf why would yo... |
Jm2#6572: yea
Deleted User#0000: that no one eats
Willi_Zinger#2319: And these salmon were past eating anyway, they were up the river and on their way to spawn
Willi_Zinger#2319: We got them from the hatchery, as I said
Jm2#6572: salmon eggs are delicious too
Jm2#6572: salmon are just made to be eaten
Willi_Zinger#2319... |
Jm2#6572: jk it's still crap
Deleted User#0000: and they put the farms on the path the salmon take when they go to spawn
Willi_Zinger#2319: Most of the fisheries here and in Alaska are tightly monitored by environmental regulations funded by the state
Deleted User#0000: so they all die from salmon influenza because the... |
Willi_Zinger#2319: A lot of the fisheries were closed last year last I hears
Deleted User#0000: nah, the government tries not to close down fishing
Deleted User#0000: if at all possible
Willi_Zinger#2319: Because of severe drought in the region, yes
Deleted User#0000: they usually dont do it until the population is so ... |
Willi_Zinger#2319: Oh yeah, you can thank the 1950's for that
Willi_Zinger#2319: Hmm, maybe you should look at the blacklist and try to choose your words more carefully
Willi_Zinger#2319: It's a pain, I know
Willi_Zinger#2319: I've been blacklisted a couple of times myself already
Willi_Zinger#2319: That's probably why... |
Willi_Zinger#2319: And as far as I know, they take it very seriously, beyond what will make them the most money
Robin#5272: I'm currently doing a small project about the evolution of turtles
Robin#5272: Anyone care to help?
Robin#5272: I could use some facts
Willi_Zinger#2319: Ah, Testudines
Willi_Zinger#2319: They're ... |
GeneticJulia#7190: anyone here savvy with western blots by any chance?
GeneticJulia#7190: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/241626005112881152/304008009351430146/IMG_20170418_143738875.jpg
GeneticJulia#7190: My samples are turning into little flames
Charlich#9165: Lol. My interpretation is that that does not look... |
Charlich#9165: Oh lol.
Charlich#9165: Could be dilute dye perhaps?
GeneticJulia#7190: because it has to be a gradient gel unlike with DNA
Charlich#9165: Ah, yeah. I've only ever made simple gels.
Charlich#9165: Have you used that dye on a gradient gel before?
GeneticJulia#7190: yeah this is all standard stuff, but my c... |
Skull#0691: Travel+Leisure: Paleontologists Just Discovered a New Dinosaur, the Moabosaurus
Travel+Leisure: Paleontologists Just Discovered a New Dinosaur, the Moabosaurus. http://google.com/newsstand/s/CBIwz_Kk6jQ
QwertyThePie#1615: The Moabosaurus? Are you sure it's not a dinosaur that's meant to explode to clear out... |
GeneticJulia#7190: Hi Thomas
mono#8925: Hello :D
GeneticJulia#7190: 😃
GeneticJulia#7190: Just for fun, the western blot hall of shame: http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~bioslabs/studies/sds-page/sdsgoofs.html
aloe#2476: i know this is probs a stupid question guys but
aloe#2476: if it takes energy to break bonds
aloe#2476: why ... |
Charlich#9165: As a rule of thumb, breaking bonds requires energy and making bonds releases energy. Release of energy takes one of two forms: production of heat, movement, or the breakage of other bonds. So if ATP hydrolysis releases energy, then it's producing heat and likely driving another reaction.
aloe#2476: thank... |
Jm2#6572: so many ways to fail
GeneticJulia#7190: lol yeah, at least mine aren't quite that bad
Deleted User#0000: i learned pretty early on that im terrible in a lab setting
Deleted User#0000: i wish i didnt suck at it but its just not for me
Deleted User#0000: @Jm2 does your school teach by organ system or disciplin... |
Deleted User#0000: yeah man i bet
Deleted User#0000: id have like no time ever if i didnt have previous term stuff
Jm2#6572: i honestly
Jm2#6572: wouldn't care if it's better per se
Jm2#6572: i wouldn't like it
Jm2#6572: because it would just make me even more unhappy
Deleted User#0000: youd probably adapt to it over t... |
Deleted User#0000: my first year wasnt terrible but second year is rough on the whole "happy" thing
Deleted User#0000: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/241626005112881152/304260124069986304/IMG_20170419_151535.jpg
Deleted User#0000: Does this count as algae
Deleted User#0000: @Deleted User
landsharkxx#9090: Did ... |
Charlich#9165: It also proposes the theory that lack of mitochondria forces prokaryotes into an information minima due to lack of energy, and that the acquisition of mitochondria was a key step in the evolutionary process (duh) that allowed for a transition to an "information maxima", allowing evolution of complex mult... |
Charlich#9165: Your question is a little oddly worded
Charlich#9165: I'm gonna assume that what you're asking is "how can people that believe evolution prove intelligent design". The answer to that question is, they can't. Evolution and intelligent design strictly contradict each other. You can't believe both. Intellig... |
Deleted User#0000: !away
MatBot#9456: Your status has been set to: "online"
Deleted User#0000: I like how matbot is here
landsharkxx#9090: lol
Deleted User#0000: Well I do sincerely hope it's algae
landsharkxx#9090: I'd probably get a second opinion. I'm not sure who else was helping you but ask them.
Deleted User#0000... |
Deleted User#0000: If you want to see
landsharkxx#9090: Ok, do that.
landsharkxx#9090: You can PM me or just post it on here and tag me.
Deleted User#0000: Okay!
Willi_Zinger#2319: That is where most people get it wrong.
The purpose of an experiment, and of creating multiple hypotheses, is to try to disprove your hypot... |
Deleted User#0000: but like if you look really closs at java moss its like not leafy but theres separations
Deleted User#0000: and this looks like homogenous strings
Deleted User#0000: @Deleted User if you really want to know you could post it to reddit.com/r/plantedtank
Deleted User#0000: theyre pretty good at identif... |
landsharkxx#9090: A hypothesis has to have the possibility of being false.
Charlich#9165: If it can't be disproven, it lies outside the realm of hypotheses. It's not false. It's not true either.
landsharkxx#9090: Intelligent design is not a hypothesis. It's an assertion.
Willi_Zinger#2319: My point is the same as Vexo'... |
Willi_Zinger#2319: There are a few people in my life that believe that humans are an alien experiment- an example of intelligent design that may be testable in the distant future. Evidence both for and against this hypothesis I have found, but the truth may never be revealed, so it exists to me on the cusp of testable ... |
landsharkxx#9090: Therefore, intelligent design is false.
Deleted User#0000: theres a lot of weird poop in human anatomy that kinda shows that if we were designed intelligently as we are right now as human beings than the creator was pretty stupid in his layout of things
Deleted User#0000: there we go
landsharkxx#9090:... |
landsharkxx#9090: I do think that chemical evolution is how life evolved/started.
landsharkxx#9090: At the basic level, you can start life with a few chemicals... depending on what you classify as life.
Deleted User#0000: or like why would the recurrent laryngeal nerve which innervates stuff in your neck area go down f... |
Deleted User#0000: into what looks like strands
Deleted User#0000: that makes sense cause when i get "algae" in my planted tank its like mushy scum stuff or diatom looking floating things
Deleted User#0000: or stringy looking but when you touch it it falls apart
Deleted User#0000: ye it's probably filamentous
Deleted U... |
Deleted User#0000: lol
Deleted User#0000: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-moss-and-algae
Deleted User#0000: here quora will help you
Deleted User#0000: like outside the human body theyre like plants but when they infect people a lot of the time they behave like some weird plant-bacteria hybrid
Dele... |
Deleted User#0000: it's rare though
Deleted User#0000: bc it said that the fungi that causes it are prevalent in nature
Scythe#8253: I need to find a way to straighten my teeth. 😦
Scythe#8253: If I even can. xD
Deleted User#0000: luckily our immune system is really good at killing fungi
Deleted User#0000: so were prob... |
Deleted User#0000: the moss stuff might not like the salt but theyre usually really tough
Deleted User#0000: why do you want algae?
Deleted User#0000: Making a self sustained eco system
Deleted User#0000: oh neat-o
Deleted User#0000: i made something very close
Deleted User#0000: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=We_6Slo... |
Deleted User#0000: thats the main bit
Deleted User#0000: sick o.o
Deleted User#0000: basically you just need water in a closed container with some kinda filter material for the bacteria to grow on
Deleted User#0000: like a sponge
Deleted User#0000: you can put a little piece of meat or something, a nitrogen source to k... |
Deleted User#0000: i love Seachem Prime
Deleted User#0000: put like an eyedropper worth of it for every 5 gallons and its dechlorinated and now things will grow in it
Deleted User#0000: okay
Deleted User#0000: chlorine acts as a bacteria killer, right?
Deleted User#0000: do thatt in a bucket and just leave the bucket i... |
Deleted User#0000: yeah but that happens like instantly when you add the dechlorinator
Deleted User#0000: " Dechlorinate water by boiling. Place the water in a large pot, and boil for 20 minutes. "
Deleted User#0000: lol
Deleted User#0000: Wait how much does a dechlorinator cost?
Deleted User#0000: LOL
Deleted User#000... |
Deleted User#0000: I will check tomorrow
Deleted User#0000: And will also boil some water
Deleted User#0000: https://www.amazon.com/Seachem-116043304-Prime-500ml/dp/B00025694O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1492633493&sr=8-1&keywords=seachem+prime
Deleted User#0000: I will also check that container I got from a freshwater lake... |
Deleted User#0000: so that thingy I sent should grow algae regardless
Deleted User#0000: er whoops
Deleted User#0000: youll grow all sorts of junk* if you leave a bucket of lakewater on a windowsill for a day or two
Deleted User#0000: dont boil that though cause itll kill the algae thats in it
Deleted User#0000: Nono n... |
Deleted User#0000: and just leave the water
Deleted User#0000: or just go refill it at the lake
Deleted User#0000: shortest time i think would just be a jar of lakewater on a window sill
Deleted User#0000: boiled water might take a long time to grow stuff
Deleted User#0000: alright
Deleted User#0000: well thanks for yo... |
aloe#2476: i just looked at the diagram
Jm2#6572: i think you should memorize some of the substrates
Deleted User#0000: It's really easy
aloe#2476: and the organic molecules look too long
Jm2#6572: and some numbers
aloe#2476: lool
aloe#2476: alright :')
aloe#2476: i love how organic nomenclature gets like
Jm2#6572: htt... |
aloe#2476: loool
Jm2#6572: it's good tho
aloe#2476: 😆
aloe#2476: yes i can hear the sick beats
aloe#2476: ok ill get to krebs after glycosis
Deleted User#0000: understanding the rate limiting enzymes and what they mean i think is like the main thing about metabolics biochem
Jm2#6572: yep and im pretty sure i forgot it... |
Jm2#6572: i had a doc ask me when i was shadowing before
Jm2#6572: and im like
Jm2#6572: nope
Jm2#6572: ask me on the cycle
aloe#2476: lool im already having trouble
aloe#2476: with the functional groups
aloe#2476: argh why are there so many :(
Deleted User#0000: dont stress structure so much
aloe#2476: lool
Jm2#6572: ... |
Jm2#6572: yeah
Jm2#6572: carbon number is big
aloe#2476: lool yeah :(
Deleted User#0000: like where carbons go and understand the three big steps
aloe#2476: so many groups branching off lol
Deleted User#0000: glucokinase/hexokinase one
Deleted User#0000: phosphofructokinase 1
Jm2#6572: hey archipelago tell me about the... |
Jm2#6572: and the glutathione whatever
Deleted User#0000: ew my first aid is open now look what you did
Jm2#6572: lol
Deleted User#0000: @_somebody_ understand this part, its the most important
Deleted User#0000: and just know how many carbons each molecule has
Deleted User#0000: https://www.rpi.edu/dept/bcbp/molbioche... |
Jm2#6572: it's a continual process
Jm2#6572: the most drastic changes in a short amoutn of time ppl can see however, probably comes from microbes/viruses
pastellexists#3877: thanks for the awnser!
Jm2#6572: np
landsharkxx#9090: Evolution can be observed just not human evolution.
landsharkxx#9090: Think things like anti... |
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Deleted User#0000: Oh crap it's raining
Deleted User#0000: @resU you can also just put a small watermark saying #ShotOnOnePlus
Deleted User#0000: Instead of crediting me
resU#6246: that would ruin the photo, better to just credit you :3
Deleted User#0000: Ok
landsharkxx#9090: Could you get a better source of freshwater... |
Deleted User#0000: emphasis on tiny
Deleted User#0000: it might take a week or so though @Deleted User
Deleted User#0000: That's alright
Deleted User#0000: thanks for all the help
Deleted User#0000: np
Deleted User#0000: heres the kinds of algaes you end up growing by accident in planted aquariums
Deleted User#0000: ht... |
Deleted User#0000: might take longer then
landsharkxx#9090: You can use fertilizer too.
Deleted User#0000: dunno how happy his mom would be with a jar of cow poop water on the windowsill lmao
Robin#5272: xD
Robin#5272: True tha
Robin#5272: t*
Deleted User#0000: I live mostly alone lol
Deleted User#0000: Don't think it ... |
Deleted User#0000: put your jar on the window sill and wait a week or so
Deleted User#0000: even if the water looks clear, it should start to get green
Deleted User#0000: algae is probably the most common thing you'll find
Deleted User#0000: it's almost impossible not to grab any when you scope out a jar full of water
... |
aloe#2476: tru tru
Deleted User#0000: yeah it doesnt matter but id leave it open
Deleted User#0000: windowsill
Deleted User#0000: piece of meat
Emily#4400: I know this might be a dumb question but we dont have only 1 hemoglobin in a signle erythyrocyte (red blood cell) right?
Jm2#6572: nah we got many
Deleted User#0000... |
Emily#4400: @Deleted User thank you! but i dont get it dont we originally have the antibodies wouldnt it still attack on the first delievery?
Deleted User#0000: thats a little more complex are you talking about antibodies against ABO?
Emily#4400: both actually
Emily#4400: Like wouldnt the mother that carries Rh- will h... |
Emily#4400: thanks alot for the detailed info
Emily#4400: what about antibodies of blood type
Deleted User#0000: also no guarantees i believe its a spectrum of mild to severe reactions depending on IgG load
Emily#4400: do they follow the same path or is it because its too big to cross the placenta
Deleted User#0000: i ... |
Deleted User#0000: no prob rush
Emily#4400: 🤗
Emily#4400: @Sneola Cartel share of knowledge and curiosity i guess
Deleted User#0000: idk @Sneola Cartel im pretty new too, seems to be mostly answering questions
Sneola Cartel#3012: Well Thanks for the response
Sneola Cartel#3012: Hey Rush What was your question ???
Dele... |
Emily#4400: But i dont get it why o-blood type produces IgG but not the others :GuriThinking:
Emily#4400: or they do produce IgG aswell?
Deleted User#0000: nah its just that those freak people that spontaneously are producing anti-A/B IgG are usually O blood type mothers
Deleted User#0000: because O blood type has NO n... |
Deleted User#0000: im not laughing at you
Deleted User#0000: its just the classic pain in the ass AP bio question
Emily#4400: from what i know its that there's multip genes with one activator
Deleted User#0000: basically teaching the lac operon theyre trying to teach you about how gene expression is dependent on the en... |
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