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Month of May 1846 diary entries.
They made the fateful decision based on lies written in a book designed to lure people to Sacramento. http://www.legendsofamerica.com/ca-donnerparty.html
In the hippocampus, neural stem cells (green) sit in a layer below their progeny, the granule neurons (red). When activated by extrinsic stimuli, they enter mitosis and generate neuron progenitor cells, which eventually mature into neurons and migrate into the layer above. The number of neural stem cells in the hippocampus decreases over time, possibly contributing to the cognitive impairment associated with aging. One hypothesis is that, after a rapid series of divisions, these neural stem cells disappear via their conversion into astrocytes.
Image: Section of a mouse hippocampus imaged with Zeiss LSM 50 confocal microscope with a 40X C-Apochromat water-immersion objective lens (N.A. value 1.2, working distance 220 microns) at 62x magnification. Brain slices were fixed in 4% paraformaldehyde, immunolabeled, and then cleared in FocusClear (CelExplorer, Taiwan).
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My dad operates like a clock. At least he’s only wrong about the mail on Sunday :|
All right, all right. This has been my least favorite anime so far. I get that it’s edgy. To me, it has the same appeal as Cinderella, which at its core is a male fantasy, where the male rescues the princess, blah blah, in this case it is quite voyeuristic, relishing in the trauma of the victimization of the heroine