Mark Magnuson (@magnusonmark) 's Twitter Profile
Mark Magnuson

@magnusonmark

Biomedical scientist. Concerned citizen. Maine Coon owner. Wine enthusiast.

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Joel Sartore (@joelsartore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Watch as this ball of spines opens to reveal the face of an adorable Brandt’s hedgehog. Hedgehogs are able to completely fold in on themselves and protect their most vulnerable body parts thanks to strong back muscles that function like the strings on a drawstring pouch.

Massimo (@rainmaker1973) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As it passed below the south pole of the Moon on Nov 7, 2014, JAXA's Kaguya spacecraft spied the Earth in the distance [source: bit.ly/2fUJLVl]

Eric Topol (@erictopol) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The cost of the 1st draft human genome sequence in 2000 was ~$300 million genome.gov/about-genomics… This week it came down to $200 And it's far more complete

The cost of the 1st draft human genome sequence in 2000 was ~$300 million
genome.gov/about-genomics…
This week it came down to $200 
And it's far more complete
Black Hole (@konstructivizm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The last photo from the surface of Venus is now 40 yrs old! The Venera-14 lander reached the surface in 1982, lasting 52 minutes in Venus' temperature of 450°C (847°F)!

The last photo from the surface of Venus is now 40 yrs old! The Venera-14 lander reached the surface in 1982, lasting 52 minutes in Venus' temperature of 450°C (847°F)!
Science News (@sciencenews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Who knew an image of an extinguished candle could be so captivating? Unburned bits of carbon are released into the air when the wick is warm enough to break up the wax but not to burn. It's one of our favorite images from Nikon Small World. sciencenews.org/article/nikon-…

Who knew an image of an extinguished candle could be so captivating? Unburned bits of carbon are released into the air when the wick is warm enough to break up the wax but not to burn. It's one of our favorite images from <a href="/NikonSmallWorld/">Nikon Small World</a>.
 sciencenews.org/article/nikon-…
Lori O'Brien (@l_obrien_lab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hopefully not the last #FluorescenceFriday, but here are two movies of postnatal kidneys with glomeruli immunostained for podocin (bonus Tuj1+ nerves in one). Pierre-Emmannuel N’Guetta Thanks to all who liked, followed, and have been so generous over the last few years.

Massimo (@rainmaker1973) 's Twitter Profile Photo

3D4Medical created Project Esper which enables iPad, Mac and Windows users to project a full 3D anatomical model into augmented reality to allow an immersive anatomical learning [video: vimeo.com/174402832]

Massimo (@rainmaker1973) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This BMW was presented at CES 2022 to showcase a technology that enables a car to change its exterior colour, using an all-electric iX to debut this innovative paint changing technology [source, read more: buff.ly/3EVlSnF]

Massimo (@rainmaker1973) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This video, a creation of motion graphics designer Tom Coben, is mind-blowing for multiple reasons: the terrifyingly good bowling robot and the fact that the entire video is completely computer-generated [read more: buff.ly/3Js807k]

Massimo (@rainmaker1973) 's Twitter Profile Photo

European starlings are exceptional mimics. Their ability at mimicry is so great that they can imitate other birds' vocalizations, reproduce the most incredible noises with smooth liquid sounds and harsh trills [📹 Sarah Tidwell: buff.ly/3p6vREu]

Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Giant anteaters' foreleg looks like the head of a separate animal, giving the impression of two animals, whilst it’s distracted by foraging