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Sat Jul 4

• How to make yourself up with acne? | Wikimia: There is nothing worse than to try to cover the imperfection of the skin with tons of base in the face. For it, today in the woman's blog, we offer practical

Tue Jun 23

• Duplicating Objects in 3D Studio Max Using Particle Systems - Instancer: This tutorial will teach you how to use the particle system of instancing in 3D Studio Max to duplicate a moving arrow that will flow through a tube without penetrating the tube boundaries.

Mon Jun 22

• Study touts potential of placental stem cells - Related Stories - AABB SmartBrief

Tue Jun 9

• Assembling blood vessels from embryonic stem cells : UMDNJ Research

Mon Jun 8

• BBC NEWS | Health | Natural bleach 'key to healing'

Tue Jun 2

• Teachers' Domain: Home: Tutorials for biology

Sat May 30

• Tissues: Site talks about the four primary tissues in the body, which are epithelial, connective, muscle, and neural, and even talks about blood. It has diagrams of each type of tissue, and example of where they could be obtained. Does not go to much in depth on all the cells in the epithelial tissues, but does a good job explaining structure and function for all the types of tissues.

Mon May 18

• White blood cell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Wed May 13

• High white blood cell count: Causes - MayoClinic.com: types of illnesses relating to high white blood cell count

Mon May 11

• Your Blood Cells Are Crawling Inside You | LiveScience: the cells' tiny legs rapidly attach and detach themselves, allowing the cells to quickly migrate to their destination. When the scientists looked closely at these limb-like protrusions, using an electron microscope, they saw that the legs actually "dig" ; into the endothelium. The white blood cells may use the protrusions for more than just gripping and moving. The legs might also sense signals that let the cells know when to exit from the blood vessel and migrate to damaged tissue, Alon said.

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