theguyver | woensdag 29 mei 2013 @ 19:14 |
Nou zou je denken dat gebeurt wel vaker maar deze mammoet is zeer goed bewaard gebleven en ze hebben zelfs bloed van het dier en spierweefsel IK ZEG KLONEN!!!
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Dit is een hele unieke vondst de laatste goed bewaarde mammoet was gevonden in 1901. |
Goldenrush | woensdag 29 mei 2013 @ 19:16 |
lijkt op een brok opgedroogd poep |
theguyver | woensdag 29 mei 2013 @ 19:18 |
quote: hele prestatie als je zo'n keutel kan maken  |
SherlockHolmes | woensdag 29 mei 2013 @ 19:22 |
quote: Geef me een goede bak bruine bonen, en je zult het geen keutel maar een mega bolus noemen. |
Woestijnvos | woensdag 29 mei 2013 @ 19:38 |
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Pietverdriet | woensdag 29 mei 2013 @ 19:39 |
Nu nog een Papsmoet |
SeLang | woensdag 29 mei 2013 @ 19:46 |
Global warming 
Met een beetje geluk komen er binnenkort duizenden van die beesten uit de grond... |
Pietverdriet | woensdag 29 mei 2013 @ 19:47 |
quote: Straks wordt het een plaag |
ClapClapYourHands | woensdag 29 mei 2013 @ 22:11 |
quote: Echte bontkraagjes
hi ha ho |
Plums | woensdag 29 mei 2013 @ 22:18 |
quote: Ja leuk!
The Thaw (2009) - IMDb |
rakotto | donderdag 30 mei 2013 @ 01:30 |
quote: Alles z'n voordelen.  |
Nemephis | donderdag 30 mei 2013 @ 21:44 |
quote: Cryoprotective properties of mammoth blood: discovery of NEFU scientists may prove a hypothesis of Canadian professor The carcass of a female mammoth found on Maliy Lyakhovsky Island by the expedition of North-Eastern Federal University, gave a food for reflection of scientific community. The uniqueness of the malolyakhovsky mammoth is that it was the first well-preserved carcass for last 112 years. But the main interest is cryoprotective properties of blood from the ancient animal. “Liquid blood was found in ice cavities below the belly and when we broke these cavities with a poll pick, the blood came running out. Interestingly, the temperature at the time of excavation was – 7 to – 10ºC”, said Semyon Grigoriev, head of the Museum of Mammoths named after P.A. Lazareva of NEFU Institute of Applied Ecology of the North. On 29 May, members of the expedition said that their discovery may prove the research results of Canadian scientist. “We found an article published in 2010 of the University of Manitoba professor Kevin Campbell in “Nature Genetics” Journal”, where he makes an assumption that the hemoglobin of mammoth blood could continue delivering oxygen to body tissues even in extreme cold. Thus, our discovery could be an actual evidence of this assumption”, said Semyon Grigoriev. According to the head of expedition, they contacted Kevin Campbell. Canadian scientist expressed a wish to cooperate with the colleagues from Yakutia. The samples of mammoth have been taken to Yakutsk for bacterial examination in order to detect causative agents of especially dangerous infections. The researchers suppose that the next blood and tissues analysis will give the priceless scientific materials, especially for a joint project of NEFU and Sooam Biotech Research Foundation in cloning a mammoth. For detailed information on the Museum of Mammoth follow here bron: Universiteit van Jakoetsk |
cool15 | vrijdag 31 mei 2013 @ 00:09 |
Eten die handel |