SNACK CARD CHALLENGE!! When was the last time we had a snack card challenge? So long ago I can't remember. If you can tell me what is going on in this photo and where it came from then a 100 baht snack card (not one of the dodgy year 9 ones!) could be yours. Add a comment to this post (first name and tutor group only). Here are some clues to help:
• I am microscopic in size
• I am part of an amphibious animal
• I am undergoing an essential life process
Ps Students only!!!!!!!
Monday, June 19, 2006
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Hm random guess:
ReplyDeleteIts an "amphibious" cell, undergoing mitosis? mitosis for growth (the essential life process =P)
the process is correct, but what amphibious animal did it come from?
ReplyDeletea sea urchin? (is that even an amphibian..?)
ReplyDeletenot a sea urchin
ReplyDeletehmmm... since no one else has an answer... =P
ReplyDeleteperhaps it's exam lethargy?
ReplyDeletea) Frog
ReplyDeleteb) Toad
c) Salamander??
d) None of the above .. hehe
d) but getting closer :)
ReplyDeleteCaecilians or newts?
ReplyDeleteHow did i know it was going to be d!! >< anyway, how are we meant to know this anyway (or are we just meant ta guess? =P)
ReplyDeleteIs this the mitosis of a Newt Lung ?
ReplyDeleteReal mitotic cells can be visualized through the microscope by staining them with fluorescent antibodies and dyes. These are light micrographs of mitosis in the Early prophase: Nonkinetochore microtubules, shown as green strands, have established a matrix around the degrading nucleus, in blue. The green nodules are the centrosomes.
Amie 10L
well, maybe i should give it to you amie? your answer is very comprehensive!
ReplyDeletehaha, dont i get some for getting mitosis right? :(
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