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Size-Manipulated Sea Urchin Larvae
Amy Moran, Jon Allen
When blastomeres, or groups of cells, of dividing sea urchin embryos are separated at the 2- and 4-cell stage, they develop into 'normal' but miniaturized larvae. This provides a unique system ...
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Chance Favors the Prepared, Green Frog in Pitcher Plant
Kathy Kegley
A green tree frog (hyla cinera) rests inside a yellow trumpet pitcher plant (Sarracencia flava) in Francis Marion National Forest. The pitcher plant attracts insects which often become trapped ...
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Silver Tiger
Chad Sosolik, Russell Lake, Niru Maheswaranathan
Using a scanning tunneling microscope or STM we have created and imaged a highly-recognizable imprint in the surface of a pure silver (Ag) surface. The artist has used the STM to indent the ...
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Floating Mines
Yonnie Wu
Cancer cells (CACO-2) transform into floating, mine-like, tubular straw cells under the stress of dehydration. The straw cells are highly hydrophilic (water-loving) and mobile in extracellular ...
7Photography
Sand Dollar X-Ray
Cranial Anatomy of Hawaiian Goby Fish
