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Life Under the Microscope: Derm101 Case: Basal Cell Carcinoma, Nodular

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Life Under the Microscope. Saturday, July 12, 2008. Derm101 Case: Basal Cell Carcinoma, Nodular. Criteria for diagnosis clinically:. A pink papule with a hint of a violaceous cast, whose mostly shiny, smooth surface is traversed by telangiectases and whose border is scalloped subtly, represents a nodular type of basal-cell carcinoma. Criteria for diagnosis histopathologically:. Options for therapy predicated on knowledge of histopathologic findings:. A carcinoma such as this one must be removed in its en...

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Life Under the Microscope: Intermethod Differences in Results for Total PSA, Free PSA, and Percentage of Free PSA

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Life Under the Microscope. Friday, July 04, 2008. Intermethod Differences in Results for Total PSA, Free PSA, and Percentage of Free PSA. Method comparison studies were conducted using the ARCHITECT i2000SR as the comparison method because it has been demonstrated that this method is equimolar and well standardized to the WHO PSA standard for measuring tPSA and fPSA concentrations.[16,17] Passing-Bablok analysis was performed using Analyse-It, version 1.71 (Analyse-It Software, Leeds, England)&#4...Wilco...

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Scientifically Open Source: June 2008

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The ramblings and zealotry of a high school student trying to pursue a career in science, and a hardcore linux user. Along with science and computers, you'll find some traces of my actual life, though the existance of a life may be disputable. And a huge Sun groupie. Monday, June 30, 2008. And for physics. 800 also. At least I can say that when I send in those scores to college, I won't have to worry about them being too low, heh. Links to this post. Saturday, June 28, 2008. I love the whole world. Hey e...

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Scientifically Open Source: Essays written

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The ramblings and zealotry of a high school student trying to pursue a career in science, and a hardcore linux user. Along with science and computers, you'll find some traces of my actual life, though the existance of a life may be disputable. And a huge Sun groupie. Friday, October 31, 2008. So, the first Common App prompt, I've got my essay here:. Http:/ docs.google.com/Doc? Http:/ docs.google.com/Doc? Http:/ docs.google.com/Doc? Http:/ docs.google.com/Doc? And for the supplement:. Prior to deciding to...

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Angry Doctor: September 2005

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Sunday, September 25, 2005. The Doctor is Out. Angry doc will be taking a break from blogging this week. We hope to return to our regular ranting in October. In the meantime, you may obtain your regular dose of anger from. Posted by angry doc at 11:23 am. Links to this post. Saturday, September 24, 2005. Sometimes the Oldies say it best. The greetings of people in trouble. Eflections of my life. Oh, how they fill my mind. All my sorrows, sad tomorrows. Take me back to my own home. I'm changing, arranging.

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The Biology Refugia: Hidden Lives - the Movie

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Blogging about ecology, evolution, taxonomy and biodiversity from Singapore. Monday, June 03, 2013. Hidden Lives - the Movie. As I announced over a year ago, I have a website. Featuring the protists (protozoans and algae) that one can find in freshwater (ponds, reservoirs, drains.) in Singapore. The pages are illustrated with pictures (photomicrographs) and videos, and are organized as a guidebook (inspired by the Singapore Science Centre nature guidebooks that I grew up with). Like what you read?

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The Biology Refugia: Environmentalist recants anti-GM position

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Blogging about ecology, evolution, taxonomy and biodiversity from Singapore. Sunday, March 10, 2013. Environmentalist recants anti-GM position. Mark Lynas, an environmental activist and writer on subjects including climate change, publicly recanted his previous opposition to genetically-modified foods at a public lecture in the Oxford Farming Conference. He describes how his former associates have reacted to his about-face:. It wasn't an impulsive decision, however, but one based on his immersion in scie...

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The Biology Refugia: Hey there sailor...

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Blogging about ecology, evolution, taxonomy and biodiversity from Singapore. Wednesday, May 01, 2013. Want to be a scientist? All you need is a bucket lid, a length of rope, and a smart phone app. Scientist Richard Kirby at Plymouth investigates how climate change affects phytoplankton in the oceans. One of the oldest and yet simplest methods to measure the density of phytoplankton in surface waters is to use a device called the Secchi disk. Kirby's team has developed an app. Like what you read? Job: Ful...

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The Biology Refugia: Backyard Naturalists

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Blogging about ecology, evolution, taxonomy and biodiversity from Singapore. Sunday, February 17, 2013. There's a great article. On the BBC website about amateur naturalists who discover new species in their spare time. One would think that the flora and fauna of Europe has been largely cataloged, but new species are still being discovered there, mostly by people who pursue natural history as a hobby. Much of this new biodiversity is small, especially insects and other invertebrates:. Like what you read?