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Sunday, April 15
11:42 AM






I love how beautiful these chromosomes look. Like 46 yummy popsicles, almost. Is it just me, or do these squiggly chromosomes hidden deep inside you and me almost seem obscene to look at?






Aren't the antibodies in us just amazing? Such a simple-looking structure, but they're not to be messed with!






This sent chills down my spine. White blood cell engulfing a yeast cell - caught right in the motion. You mean this goes on inside of me all the time?






Thought the Matrix was mind-blowing? Check out the biology behind it. I was floored, man.




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