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Strep Throat and Carts...Our Health!
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Awe man...Now I have to google onomatopoeic...gee thanks B!
GRRR...and now that I have googled it I just realized what a freakin tard I am ...because I realize I had googled it before (after watching episode of Gilmore Girls I think) and I didn't remember what I had learned....even more frustrating. I hate getting old and losing my mind!
UGGG ~ and now I just remembered it was actually probably from an episode of Medium and not the Gilmore Girls. That's it...I give up...I'm going to open a beer and Kill even more brain cells!
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My favorite words ever in school were LEVATOR ANI.
also--sorry, sorry, the topic got off science and into fun words, can't help myself--does LEVATOR ANI (in all caps) sound to anyone else like an invocation ala Harry Potter?
and, this sentence from the wiki on the term:
... made me laugh so hard i'm pretty sure the not-sleeping is killing off my braincells in droves.
g'night (er, whatever) kids.
eta: mary, it's a fun word to know and to say.
MM, you might also be interested in the study Desertfreman referenced in his post: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ep-throat-carts-our-health-4.html#post1071557
I found the abstract on Google Scholar: Antibacterial and antifungal properties of propyle... [Acta Derm Venereol. 1991] - PubMed result
The muscle talk reminds me of tropomyosin which was my favorite word for a long time.
ACK!
I swore I would never discuss proteins, actin, the muscle spindle ever again....that was the WORST year of my life.
I always had a fondness for the word INVAGINATION. Always made me giggle.
Thanks Leaford! More knowledge...more knowledge...I LOVE finding more knowledge! (It's just too bad I'm getting to the age where I can't remember any of it!)
Anyway, I am ALWAYS interested in related links...thanks again!
Anyway, I am ALWAYS interested in related links...thanks again!
Nice find Leaford
Thanks, Joe, but credit goes to Desertfreeman, I just followed up on it.
"Invagination is the formation of a cleavage furrow during cytokinesis..."
dunno what cytokinesis is but i think i did it once in a dark korean bar...
dunno what cytokinesis is but i think i did it once in a dark korean bar...
Well, ok...I'll bite...
My favorite is sternocleidomastoid....
Actually, it's my least favorite because mine is ALWAYS in spasm...and it is NOT fun.
My favorite is sternocleidomastoid....
Actually, it's my least favorite because mine is ALWAYS in spasm...and it is NOT fun.
cyto always refers to a CELL or something on the cellular level.
kinesis always refers to movement of some kind.
So, basically, its just cell movement.
If you did that in a Korean bar, applause, applause, applause.
kinesis always refers to movement of some kind.
So, basically, its just cell movement.
If you did that in a Korean bar, applause, applause, applause.
When I was studying anatomy, I always had my other half just say SCM, as that word could never be uttered in less than 10 minutes...lol.
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