By gregladen on December 4, 2008. hat tip IBY Tags cell biology Log in to post comments More like this After which the bacterium regretted forevermore its decision to play "tag" with the human cell. Log in to post comments Wow. Log in to post comments Pac Man!!! Log in to post comments K, Either that or it became a new organelle and lived happily ever after... Log in to post comments That was far cooler than I expected. Thanks Log in to post comments Amazing. Anyone know what the dense looking portion lagging behind at the rear of the cell (neutrophil?) is? Log in to post comments It's a sonar buoy. beedoop doop doop doop doop beedoop doop doop doop Bacterium at 12 o'clock! Load the torpedo bays and get me a fix! Dive, dive, all dive! Log in to post comments
After which the bacterium regretted forevermore its decision to play "tag" with the human cell. Log in to post comments
Amazing. Anyone know what the dense looking portion lagging behind at the rear of the cell (neutrophil?) is? Log in to post comments
It's a sonar buoy. beedoop doop doop doop doop beedoop doop doop doop Bacterium at 12 o'clock! Load the torpedo bays and get me a fix! Dive, dive, all dive! Log in to post comments
After which the bacterium regretted forevermore its decision to play "tag" with the human cell.
Wow.
Pac Man!!!
K,
Either that or it became a new organelle and lived happily ever after...
That was far cooler than I expected.
Thanks
Amazing. Anyone know what the dense looking portion lagging behind at the rear of the cell (neutrophil?) is?
It's a sonar buoy.
beedoop doop doop doop doop beedoop doop doop doop
Bacterium at 12 o'clock! Load the torpedo bays and get me a fix! Dive, dive, all dive!