🦠BIG #rotavirus infection🦠 I’ve probably infected more cells before... using roller bottles. But these are the biggest plates (500cm2) I have every used for an infection. 🎲 🎲 come on cells, give me some protein!show more

THE INFECTION!!!🦠 Germie Bernard 📺: ABC

🚨 SCIENTISTS JUST REVERSED AGING IN BLOOD STEM CELLS... Researchers at Mount Sinai restored old blood stem cells to a youthful state by repairing tiny cellular recycling systems called lysosomes. In mice, aged stem cells regained the ability to: • regenerate healthy blood • rebuild immune cells • reduce inflammation • behave like young stem cells again One treatment increased blood-forming capacity by more than 8x. Why this matters: Your blood stem cells are responsible for constantly rebuilding your immune system and blood supply throughout life. As they age: • immunity weakens • inflammation rises • cancer risk increases • regeneration declines But this study suggests aging inside these cells may not be permanent. Scientists may have found a biological “reset switch.” The future of anti-aging may not come from replacing organs… …but from restoring the cells that rebuild the body itself. Follow for more future physics and biotech breakthroughs.show more

Even na infection carry give me if I see... nyashhh like this 😂😂😭show more

laurinha 🦠 I saved it on my phone so... I could have it with me wherever I goshow more

New preprint countdown! Mitochondria are cells within our cells.... They need the same core activities - replication, transcription, translation. How do cells enable these diverse activities in both compartments? We uncover an unexpected strategy with ancient origins. Stay tuned!show more

In 2021, Fauci claimed the vaccine would prevent infection;... by 2024, he admitted he received six shots but still got infected three times.show more

my allergies gave me an infection and i literally... couldnt breathe i was producing so much mucus, but im free now 😁✨️show more

FAUCI IN 2021: “When people are vaccinated, they are... not going to get infected.” FAUCI NOW: “I got infected about two weeks ago. It was my third Covid-19 infection, and I had been vaccinated and boosted a total of six times.” How much more evidence do we need to prove that this monster has gaslighted the global population for the last three years and even lied before Congress? LOCK HIM UP! NOW!show more

A stroke can destroy brain cells within minutes, often... leaving people with long‑term problems in movement, memory, or speech. But scientists may have found a way to help the brain heal itself. In studies of mice, researchers injected stem cells into areas of the brain damaged by stroke. These stem cells began turning into early‑stage brain cells, and many later developed into active neurons that connected with surrounding tissue. The treatment did more than just grow cells.show more

Who she wan give infection ? Run ooo

Label-free videomicroscopy of SARS-CoV-2 infected cells forming syncytia. From

He used all his brain cells for this one

The Bacteria died from an Infection 😭🤡

- Clashes in Latakia continue between the Syrian government... under Jolani and insurgency cells - Syrian Government forces film themselves abusing 2 captured insurgency cells fighters I expect some horrible footage to come out of the Syrian coastal region.show more

My wool carder bee has packed up for the... season and left me with this amazing nest 🤩 You can definitely see some cells but I have left it intact incase some grubs haven’t pupated. I wonder how many eggs she laid? 🐝show more

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: Many viewers on the internet are left stunned... after learning the Laminin, which is the protein that holds human cells together looks very familiar.show more

Trenches girls with natural ass but run for infection😂

.Max has been infected by the cordyceps featured in... #TheLastofUs... Watch as the infection begins to spread until the cordyceps completely take over on Sunday, April 13 at 12pm ET for 48 hours.show more

This is an interesting one: 2 rounds of antibiotics... given to a patient for a chest infection. Patient still unwell. I wonder how much microbiology and pathology PAs have done in order to pick up what sort of chest infection this may have been in the first place (so to give the right antibiotics if needed) Wonder if this was a bacterial infection in the first place? Intrigued to understand what PA next steps would be? Had the patient seen the GP the second time? Interesting take on educating the public and interesting method by being pretty passive aggressive - unsure if this is the technique to be used. Glad that they are educating on antibiotic resistance though. I wonder how much this is happening causing increased activity, increased wait times and increased activity (unnecessarily)show more

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