@aakashgupta There ist almost certainly a big bias because tennis players are almost always quite wealthy and these people tend to live longer. Second point: to play tennis, you have to be fit. So, people who play tennis happens to be healthy already before. Its a selection.
@VivinuAgency Klingt gut, trifft aber nicht zu. Die Erhaltung seiner Art interessiert den Wolf nicht, ebenso wenig wie andere Tiere die ihrer Art. Dieser Gedanke ist zutiefst menschlich ...
This immune cell soldier (yellow) fights a highly aggressive cancer cell (magenta).
https://t.co/KnYP9ruvOT
The cancer cell is a tough opponent to face and it takes multiple punches to knock it out. The cancer cell contains a sensor that lights up when it is being punched by a T-cell soldier.
This model is used to study why the immune system fails to kill cancer cells in patients. With these insights, researchers can develop new treatments to strengthen the immune response against cancer.
[📹 Slaats Jeroen]
Yep, this is a spider and the wasp appearance, if it truly is a mimic, is backwards with the rear legs emphasized to resemble front legs.
I suspect it is a wasp mimic.
"Relotius told them what they wanted—what they expected—to hear about America ... 'Der Spiegel' has long peddled crude and sensational anti-Americanism," argues James Kirchick: https://t.co/Hx2Q7phqJo