Happy 5th BDay to my fav early morning coffee shop, @dojocoffee. Free small coffee with any purchase in celebration.
252 days ago
RT @MariahGardner: If you want the world to make a little bit of sense, sometimes you just have to presume that people are off their meds.
255 days ago
@ImTheQ Top news story in Memphis: "Man calls 911, demands tacos" No doubt
255 days ago
At one point in time, scientists did not know that germs caused disease. The reason: they were not able to see the germs. Well, as optical technology improved, it became easy to study and examine the little buggers causing our body harm. The knowledge now seems commonplace today.
One lasting barrier to all imaging is the ability to see inside living cells. An MRI can image tissue well, but not at a cellular level. A study in the online journal, Nature Methods, discusses a technology that could change the way we think about how our bodies work. Scientists have been able to construct an view of the inner workings of living cells in your body!
At one point in time, scientists did not know that germs caused disease. The reason: they were not able to see the germs. Well, as optical technology improved, it became easy to study and examine the little buggers causing our body harm. The knowledge now seems commonplace today.
One lasting barrier to all imaging is the ability to see inside living cells. An MRI can image tissue well, but not at a cellular level. A study in the online journal, Nature Methods, discusses a technology that could change the way we think about how our bodies work. Scientists have been able to construct an view of the inner workings of living cells in your body!
Tomographic Phase Microscopy.
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