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This is the biochemistry of a single cell of the human body; Isn't it amazing?

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Reply 80

thegodofgod

Tbh the cell's membrane potential had already done that :tongue:

Reply 81

username1539513

I'd rather have an Ebola plushie personally :colone:

Reply 82

username1539513

Original post by thegodofgod

Tbh the cell's membrane potential had already done that :tongue:

That's okay, I guess we just need to let some more Na+ in :tongue:

Reply 83

Chief Wiggum

brb just getting my hubble telescope to read the picture...

Reply 84

skunkboy

It's not my negativity. It's something called history.

Reply 85

username1539513

Original post by skunkboy

It's not my negativity. It's something called history.

Maybe so but history is hardly relevant on a thread about biochemistry is it?

Reply 86

username1539513

Original post by Chief Wiggum

brb just getting my hubble telescope to read the picture...

Someone posted a higher resolution version on one of the pages

Reply 87

skunkboy

Lol. History isn't the point. Human beings are. You think humans are like work of art. But I think they're also like work of evil. Biochem is not about human beings?

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