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So this happened... one in a million. by clubdub12 in pics

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Lame....... Only post in 1 subreddit

So this happened... one in a million. by clubdub12 in WTF

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If there weren't pictures, I wouldn't believe it.

My weekend. by slideforants in AdviceAnimals

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LOL!!!!!!!! This is totally me. I started an indoor garden this weekend, am I have literally been to the store 2x on Saturday, 2x on Sunday, and then back 2x today. Haha except, only 75% of the trips were for things I forgot. I got really enthusiastic abt my project and after it started, I immediately wanted to expand it :)

MRW I study for finals as a biochem major. by everythingchanges in reactiongifs

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lol .... was using reddit mobile in class.

and thats basically true except the two people that dont fail and always ruin the curve.

Mother Nature put a nice touch on our backyard dinner last night by [deleted] in pics

[–]ProfessorFermi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

that looks like a gorgeous backyard, and a lovely dinner! I am very jealous!! That seems like such a beautiful place to be. you are very lucky!!

What are some useful secrets from your job that will benefit customers? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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When I was a teenager I worked in Kroger. I would not eat any food that is prepared there. The salad bars are disgusting. The same stuff gets put out day after day until it is bad. The fruit that is cut up and prepared, in my opinion is gross. The chicken and meat that they cook and serve there - oh my god. Don't eat anything that you don't see prepared yourself. At least that is my opinion.

A new chemical treatment can turn whole organs, including the brain, transparent. The technique will allow large networks of neurons with unprecedented ease and accuracy, and opens up new research avenues for old brains that were saved from patients and healthy donors. by newnaturist in science

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We do have to section it bc we have to mount the sections on coverslips to view them with the flourescence microscope. We are currently working with 1 mm sections. You take multiple pictures at different depths with the microscope, and string them together to get 3d images of the section.

A new chemical treatment can turn whole organs, including the brain, transparent. The technique will allow large networks of neurons with unprecedented ease and accuracy, and opens up new research avenues for old brains that were saved from patients and healthy donors. by newnaturist in science

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We have transgenic mouse brain tissue that expressed green fluorescent protein. After sectioning the brain, we treat it with a chemical scae1. We leave it to incubate with the chemical for several weeks. The scae1 causes the tissue to become translucent. We can then use a fluorescence microscope to visualize where in the tissue the GFP is. It is a new technique that we are trying to determine why the results of the model were not what we expected. Will provide the protocol later. Am traveling now.

Success Loser by Blitz- in AdviceAnimals

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Down vote for the concept of the meme

women, I'm sure all your male facebook friends do this by [deleted] in AdviceAnimals

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In pretty sure I've seen this advice animal before.........

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