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↓ 5th December, 2009 @ 11:26pm

Reblogged acidfields.

@ 11:18pm

shayduwi:

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Frankenstein will not be too far now:A dead heart beats again, thanks to the efforts of scientists at the University of Minnesota. To rebuild and reanimate the organ, which was harvested from a rat, scientists first stripped the old heart cells away with a detergent typically found in shampoos. That left behind a collagen matrix—the protein fibers that hold groups of cells together and help give organs their overall shape—which they then reseeded with heart cells from a newborn rat. They attached the organ to electrodes and waited. Then it happened: The heart started to beat regularly.source

lickystickypickyme

Frankenstein will not be too far now:

A dead heart beats again, thanks to the efforts of scientists at the University of Minnesota. To rebuild and reanimate the organ, which was harvested from a rat, scientists first stripped the old heart cells away with a detergent typically found in shampoos.

That left behind a collagen matrix—the protein fibers that hold groups of cells together and help give organs their overall shape—which they then reseeded with heart cells from a newborn rat. They attached the organ to electrodes and waited. Then it happened: The heart started to beat regularly.

source

Reblogged shayduwi.

@ 11:18pm

(via kidlovesdoodles)

Reblogged kidlovesdoodles.

@ 11:09pm

iwasarecord:

fuckyeahslightlyamusing:

thedailywhat:

OMG! Adorbz of the Day: I wish I were half as amused by anything as this baby is amused by a common household tape measure.

[via.]

oh my god that child is definitely me on any given day

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