| General | Cell division, taxonomy of deadly flora, fungal networks, whatever-is-going-on with spiders, late night coffee. |
| Music | Chase Atlantic, r&b, dark ambient, slowcore. |
| Books | Integrated principles of zoology, A little life, Almond, The catcher in the rye. |
About me:
Welcome to the biosciences directory. I study biology, sometimes with my heart, other times with a coffee in hand. I am highly intrigued by genetics and ADN escpecially, shrews and spiders, and sometimes histology seems interesting...
Who I'd like to meet:
Fellow bio-enthusiasts, lab researchers, or anybody who shares an appreciation for natural systems. Also anyone who shares any of my interests 0.0
Studying cellular suicide tonight. Apoptosis is incredibly precise; a cellular orchestration where every enzyme plays its role beautifully to prevent inflammation. It's fascinating how decay can be so clean, tidy, and vital for cells. Also very disturbing knowing you're pre-programmed to die, but anyways.
Mycorrhizal networks behave almost exactly like analog telephone lines. Trees signaling nutrient distress across miles of silent soil via fungal nodes. Organic networking at its absolute finest, better than humans lol.