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Doyle et al. have designed a new technique for micropatterning proteins onto coverslips to determine how topography dictates migration. In doing so they found that migration along a straight line is very similar to 3D migration. (JCB 184(4) TOC1)
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Reference: Doyle et al. (2009) J. Cell Biol. 184:481-490.
Published on: February 16, 2009.
Doi: 10.1083/jcb.200810041.
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Hearst bought all these celling in Europe knowing that he would have his own Castle to put them up in. If the celling was too big, he would trim it, sometimes splitting it between two rooms. If the Celling was too small he would have crafts men copy the style of the celling to fill out space. He was a bit obsessed.
The cell of Dr. Samuel Mudd in Fort Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas National Park, FL. Photographed on 05/22/10
Cell resuscitation is the first step in cell culture,and failure to resuscitate will directly affect the cell state.In this video,we provide a step-by-step guide and listed the points needin gattention,to help you increase your success rate.
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I went inside a couple of the blocks, this is one of the few areas where I took pictures. Most people were packed into large open rooms; this cell, in Block 11, was for one of several used for holding special prisoners within the prison.
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This is a standard Star Trek 1/2 frame cell Outtake, Production # ALL
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Paramount Productions, Desilu Studios 1966
This is a pre-effects Blue Sceen shot, Outtake. Gene Roddenberry had The Anderson Compay to do all special effects for the show, Star Field still to be added (thepianodoctor@aol.com
Croydon Heritage Precinct - the old Police Station
The site comprises a number of simple timber buildings, including the police residence at the corner of the streets, the police station to the west of this with frontage to Samwell Street and cells to the rear, south of the police station. The first Police Station was established early in 1886, and was in charge of Sergeant John Farquharson with a staff of three constables.
European settlement in Croydon commenced following the discovery of gold bearing reefs in the area in about 1885. At first, ore was crushed at the Etheridge field with facilities in Croydon established by the end of 1886 causing a rapid influx of prospectors. A town grew up around the gold field and the initial survey plans included a Police Reserve. The first police station was erected during 1886 for a cost of £196 and a court house incorporating offices for a mining warden and mining registrar was completed in the following year. By 1889 a lock-up, additional cells and stables were added to the Police Reserve. As Croydon developed, the initial police and justice facilities were replaced with larger buildings. In 1896, local contractor James Lancaster constructed a large timber building for use as police barracks (now known as the former police station). In 1897 further cells were constructed. A residence for the Officer-In-Charge was completed in 1899.
The gold reef discovered at Croydon was exhausted by 1907 and development within the town waned. The police service continued at Croydon and repairs and repainting was undertaken at the police complex in 1911. Further work was conducted in 1937 when the barracks, now too large for the small number of officers serving in Croydon, was cut into sections and only a small section of the original barracks was retained as a police station. The kitchen of the barracks was removed for use as a tracker's quarters. The remainder of the building was sold as timber. Correspondence between the Croydon station and the Inspector of Police in Cairns suggests that the "decline of Croydon" since the initial boom period was the reason for the dismantling and removal of part of the original police barracks. The population of Croydon in 1937 was 250. In 1939 the verandahs of both the police station and the police residence were made fly proof with the addition of timber battening and fly screens. The trackers quarters were restumped at this time. Although the 1889 lockup was retained in the reduced complex, it was reclad.
In 1938 a police report of the police residence described the building as having three bedrooms, dining and sitting room, kitchen, pantry, bathrooms and verandah. New police buildings were constructed at the rear of the police reserve in 1977 and the nineteenth century buildings were vacated but not removed from the site. The Minister of Lands gave permission to the National Trust of Queensland to occupy the early buildings in 1982. More recently, the Croydon Shire Council has used the police station as a library and museum.