Ja den här filmen lägger ju rolighetsnivån på mitt sommarlov:
En tenta kvar!
Det som syns är viruspartiklar som närmar sig en B-cell, varpå de fastnar på B-cellens yt-antikroppar. En annan viruspartikel blir sedan "fångad" av fria antikroppar som producerats av B-cellen, den fagocyteras (äts) sedan upp av en cytotoxisk T-cell (Tc-cell = giftig T-cell som dödar).
Här är en bra bild:
Monday, June 22, 2009
Friday, June 19, 2009
Saturday, June 13, 2009
It has been raining a lot the last 24 hours in Denmark
100mm in total! That's 100 liters per square meter!
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Just some ordinary animal cruelty on a tuesday afternoon...
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Horses with cool colour patterns:
Good information about the different colour patterns of American Paint Horses, such as Overo, Tobiano, Tovero, Splashed White and Sabino:
http://www.cactusroseranch.com/paint.html
Tell me my friends, isn't it a lot of disadvantages breeding too much on colour (or any other kind of "in line" breeding)? I'm specifically thinking about the more "extreme" colourig as splashed white. It doesn't look like a natural colour, and as in all breeding (for ex. a dog with brains too big for its cranium, "kicked in" noses and so on) there are usually some negative side effects. For ex. the OLWS-syndrome where completely white foals are born with uncompleted development of the colon, resulting in death. Are there side effects like that also in Tobianos?
A reining horse from New South Wales - splashed white
What to do with a retired reiner:
Source: http://www.reiningnsw.com/Gallery.html
http://www.cactusroseranch.com/paint.html
Tell me my friends, isn't it a lot of disadvantages breeding too much on colour (or any other kind of "in line" breeding)? I'm specifically thinking about the more "extreme" colourig as splashed white. It doesn't look like a natural colour, and as in all breeding (for ex. a dog with brains too big for its cranium, "kicked in" noses and so on) there are usually some negative side effects. For ex. the OLWS-syndrome where completely white foals are born with uncompleted development of the colon, resulting in death. Are there side effects like that also in Tobianos?
A reining horse from New South Wales - splashed white
What to do with a retired reiner:
Source: http://www.reiningnsw.com/Gallery.html
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
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