Let there be white: mc130p's horticultural adventure continues
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mc130p
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mc130p
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honestly, i don't think i'll get a pounder but let's let dawg worry. also, i've never grown this strain before, i don't know anything about it haha.
The Dawg
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Really now am I the only one rooting for ya? You know us cob growers has to stick together
mc130p
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I think it could be done in theory. There's enough space if the plant were cooperative.
Really now am I the only one rooting for ya? You know us cob growers has to stick together
The Dawg
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So, 3.5 wk veg this time.
mc130p
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looks like she sprouted on Feb 27
mc130p
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Kinda bored. Here's an overlay of three color fluorescence microscopy of human stem cells. By using a cocktail of growth factors, I can differentiate these cells into glutamatergic neurons...only takes about a week for them to completely change their shape. Action potential firing is observable after about 2 weeks. The ER is labeled with antibodies for Sec61b and a chimeric Sec61b protein that I designed. The nucleus shows fluorescence from nuclear localized mNeonGreen. Scale bar is 50 micrometers.
Here's another image of the endoplasmic reticulum in stem cells. This time I used antibodies against another protein I made and the protein called Vesicle Associated Membrane Protein Associated Protein B, VAPB
Here's an image of mitochondria in stem cells labeled with antibodies against my chimeric construct and the outer mitochondrial membrane protein TOMM20.
Here's another image of the endoplasmic reticulum in stem cells. This time I used antibodies against another protein I made and the protein called Vesicle Associated Membrane Protein Associated Protein B, VAPB
Here's an image of mitochondria in stem cells labeled with antibodies against my chimeric construct and the outer mitochondrial membrane protein TOMM20.
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