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L StudioNot sure what this has to do with Lexus, but some good content. "I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Smells like ... victory"
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King InstituteA day late "I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Smells like ... victory"
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WebopediaTechnobabble "I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Smells like ... victory"
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I hope that this hasn't been explained before and if it has I totally missed it.
Virus what is your avatar the structure of? enzyme? protein?
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crawdad wrote:I hope that this hasn't been explained before and if it has I totally missed it.
Virus what is your avatar the structure of? enzyme? protein? It is a virus, silly! Edited to say: Ebola, to be specific.  Belligerent Pimp wrote: The Man Society just suspended my man card for a week for getting rickrolled by Mrs. Mary Midwestern Housewife.
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Mrs. C wins the prize. The actual viral glycoproteins are the blue-green structures. The yellow structures are parts of a human antibody attached to the virus. This is from a survivor of Ebola. I changed the avatar from a much larger fluorescent micrograph because it was breaking Super Penguin's computer. (mine's still bigger than his though) "I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Smells like ... victory"
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sweet. Do you know if this is a calculated structure or if it is a structure obtained from a x-ray diffraction pattern?
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crawdad wrote:sweet. Do you know if this is a calculated structure or if it is a structure obtained from a x-ray diffraction pattern? I know you'll enjoy this Crawdad: Structure of the Ebola virusand Stanford Synchotron Radiation LightsourceThis work has clarified not only the structure of the virus but also its mechanism for binding to cell membranes and fusion of the viral mRNA with the host cells. It opens up research into vaccines and drug treatments for Ebola which would block viral replication at the cell fusion stage. "I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Smells like ... victory"
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virus wrote:I know you'll enjoy this Crawdad: Structure of the Ebola virusand Stanford Synchotron Radiation LightsourceThis work has clarified not only the structure of the virus but also its mechanism for binding to cell membranes and fusion of the viral mRNA with the host cells. It opens up research into vaccines and drug treatments for Ebola which would block viral replication at the cell fusion stage. The Internet: Allowing some people to show of their actual smartness and allowing other people to quickly google things and sound smart regardless of their actual intellect. Anyway, I read the article and it was really interesting. Proteins constantly amaze me. I was really interested in that GP2 group. My uncle works to sell mass spectrometers to hospitals. His team figures out procedures for the hospital to use. He was working on some Hepititis-C stuff for a while. Really interesting. Anyway, neato. My brain feels healthier. If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe. - Carl Sagan My Backpack
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