@hernekatha मावली गाउँका (कन्येंदादा, कास्की) एकजना हजुरबुवाले घिरौला को जालो बाट टोपी बनाएर लगाउनु भयेछ. त्येस्पछी गाउँ भरि नै "घिरम्ले बा" भनेर चिनिन थाल्नु भयो रे|
त्येस्तै कपाल अलि घुन्ग्रो परेका हजुरआमालाई चाहिँ "गुन्द्रुके माइलीआ" भनेर चिन्थिये रे|
@sigdelsanjog I might be trying that over the next year (*fingers crossed - hopefully soon), only printed plastic models so far! Welcome to the world of tissue regeneration!
@inkthink Khoobsurat (1980), Zubeidaa (2001), Ek Hasina Thi (2004). Abhiman (1973) & Ghar (1978) - not quite sure if they are part of the "mainstream".
The nucleus of a cell I videoed with a DIC microscope. In none of the genetic classes I have ever taken did the professors give me any clue as to just how much movement there is within this organelle. Just static images and lots of molecules to remember....
#CellBiology
@shreyanshjain8 The HMT-3522 series is an established cancer progression model which should fit your need for a coculture that requires the same conditioned medium. S2 & T4-2 cells in this series represent the benign and cancer phenotypes respectively. 10.1158/0008-5472.CAN-07-2225
Researchers are narrowing down how long the virus persists inside the body and whether people can be quickly re-infected #COVID19 https://t.co/HBL2lIW4y3
@mainalyprashant Not sure about Nepal, but a group based in China had recently tested it on hospital samples and claim that their test results are comparable to PCR tests.
https://t.co/7Phvnd2tlf
The #COVID19Lockdown has cleaned the air over #Nepal and northern #India. So much so that for the first time in many years, Mt #Everest can be seen again from #Kathmandu Valley even though it is 200km away.
More breathtaking images by @AbhushanGautam: https://t.co/IqFZw39haC
As cases of Covid-19 rise, Paaila Technology becomes the first start-up in the country to make portable ventilators and robot nurses to assist health facilities in case of an overwhelming outbreak.
https://t.co/4VSaVRuC4J — by @SrizuB
@70Acharya It is indeed! I would suggest you to read George Orwell's: 1984. It's a light read but evokes the very idea you are talking about. I found it depressing at one point and couldn't finish it but you could give it a try.