@InternetH0F True.90-95% of the time when we all go out to dinner,I pay for me, my kid,mom,her hubs, my niece and her hubs. They wonβt even pay for my sorry salad when we line up at a food court.π FYI I stopped doing the planning for family eat outs. No more of that $hit for me.
In Siberia, Russia, there stands a bronze statue depicting a laboratory mouse knitting a double helix of DNA. This statue pays tribute to the countless mice that were sacrificed for genetic research aimed at developing new drugs to combat diseases. The sculpture was created by Andrew Kharkevich.
Upon closer examination of the statue, you'll notice that the DNA structure spirals to the left, symbolizing Z-DNA, one of the possible double helical structures of DNA. Z-DNA is less common than B-DNA, which spirals to the right. The inclusion of Z-DNA in this monument serves as a reminder of the ongoing work required in this field.
The very first photograph of DNA was captured by Rosalind Franklin, a woman who utilized X-ray technology. Her pioneering work provided crucial insights that enabled Watson and Crick to accurately characterize the double helix structure. However, despite their subsequent Nobel Prize win in 1962, Franklin was not recognized. Tragically, she had passed away in 1958 due to ovarian cancer, likely a result of the significant radiation exposure she endured while using X-rays to image the double helix.
@everymovieplug Forget about Mel Gibson being a s**thead but Apolcalypto is truly a masterpiece. I would rank 2nd avatar (the original), and then interstellar.
@arghavan_salles The sad irony is that pharmacy is one of the many ancillary services that never get recognition. Itβs all about the nurses and the doctors.