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Erratic fibroblasts
Erik Bland & Dr. Karen J.L. Burg
Shown are mouse fibroblasts (cells that produce support scaffolding for tissues) cultured in the presence of novel biosensors. This unexpected appearance (the “bubbles” within the cell ...
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Eye of the Beholden
Christy Hand, Janet Thibault & Patrick Jodice
The American Oystercatcher (Haematopus palliatus) is the most conspicuous of all shorebirds due to its striking orange eye and specially modified bill which allows it to pry open and feed on ...
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Eye of the Tiger
Jaishankar K Kutty & Ken Webb
Tissue engineering research is focused on using synthetic hydrogels as substrates to provide mechanical support and as delivery vehicles for autologous cells to bring about soft tissue repair. ...
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Haematococcus pluvialis
Marguerite Porter
This entry reveals a different side of the world that may require a microscope to see. This algal species has amazing structural and physiological characteristics that not only make it ...
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Histolycious
Gina Byekova & Brenda Welter
Entamoeba histolytica is a human intestinal parasite that causes amoebic dysentery (a diarrheal disease) and liver abscess. It is estimated that more than 500 million people are infected with ...
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In Bloom
Josh Mount & Mary Beth Johnstone
This entry illustrates the intricate mineral structures that are formed by organisms (biomineralization). Biominerals are a composite of mineral and an organic component called the organic ...
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Iron Reef
Stephen D. Hudson
The image illustrates some results of the magnetic properties of these iron oxide nanoparticles as they are drawn to each other in solution. Additionally, capillary forces of the drying solvent ...
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Is it a satellite image of a planet or a bioprosthetic heart valve leaflet?
Devanathan Raghavan & Dr. Naren Vyavahare
The image looks like a satellite image of another planet with water, waterways, mountains, valleys, craters, ridges. In fact, it is a bioprosthetic heart valve leaflet. Bioprosthetic heart ...
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Little Swimmer of the Sea
Beth Whitehill & De. Amy Moran
This is a photomicrograph of a larva (early developmental form) of the California sea hare, Aplysia californica. The adults of this particular species are widely used in neurobiological ...
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Molecular modeling of peptide interaction with hydroxyl surface
Nadeem Ahmad Vellore & Dr. Robert A Latour
Understanding protein interactions with surfaces is a challenge in the field of biomaterials. When an implant is placed in the body, proteins such as peptides adsorb on the implant surface, ...
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Normal Dermal Human Fibroblasts on Capillary Channel Polymer Fibers
Kristopher D. Sinclair, Ken Webb & Phil Brown
This device is designed to serve as a tissue engineering approach to the alignment of cells for ligament regeneration. Cells are seeded onto these polymeric scaffolds with channels that run the ...
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Northern Leopard Frog Metamorphs
Anthony Sowers & Stephen J. Klaine
Northern leopard frogs were exposed as eggs to aqueous treatments containing a range of municipal wastewater concentrations and grown through metamorphosis. Recently, a great deal of attention ...
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Ocean’s Top Predator
Holly Nance
My PhD research on the population genetics of hammerhead sharks in the Eastern Pacific has allowed me to travel to fish camps in Central and South America where images of overfishing are ...
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On Road Research: View From a Hi-Star
Lauren Penland, Mary Mossey, Stephanie Raines Beatrice ...
The purpose of this entry is to exhibit research conducted by the On Road Creative Inquiry team from the Psychology Department. This research was conducted for Clemson University’s Parking ...
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Oo-hari-ari: Trompe-l’antenne
Ian Stocks
Oo-hari-ari is the Japanese name for Pachycondyla chinesis. In the US it is known as the Giant Needle Ant. This is a non-native and invasive species that is now established in many parts of ...
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Rat Caught in a Maze
Stephen Budy & Dennis Smith Jr.
Polyurethanes (PUs) continue to make a varied and increasing global contribution to our daily lives. PUs differ from most other plastic materials because they allow control in the nature and ...
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Red and Blue Hand in Hand
Deer Me
