#dohp

[the-light-sys]

Please Hold

Govermant Grian art!!

I mostly spent time on the background for this one, not much on grian himself, so he looks meh :/

anyways i love the DoHP! and the song by Jono!! (ive been playing it on loop far too much!)

background only:

[estavionpira]

Do you know how to pronounce Lepidoptera? Why doesn’t it rhyme what’s wrong with you. Can’t escape it even on tumblr

they can't stand to see a bad bitch winning. very sad. very sad.

[ctrlzedundo]

...Gaian Mind... @hightimesmagazine VR art + music = bliss Music by the very talented @3seaven (Terrance McKenna sample) . . . . #dohp #rainbow🌈 #artistic_dome #painting #🍄 #🎨 https://www.instagram.com/p/BWZ96oal7ko/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=s91dqz24qh6i

[givemegifs]

[d-o-h-p-blog]

"Some super heroes like to go incognito." Still #Sustainable - Still #MadeInAmerica - Still #3TREES D.O.H.P. Signature tees available at dohp.com ♻🇺🇸🌴🌳🌲

[p4ss10n]

IF u gave me a BA EE AH DOHP i would take it

[sciencenewsforstudents]

Optogenetics (noun, “OP-toe-gen-EH-ticks”)

Optogenetics is a technique that can control a cell’s activity with light. It uses a molecule called channelrhodopsin (CHAN-el-roh-DOHP-sin). This molecule is found naturally in algae. It sits in a cell membrane. There, it acts like a gate, letting charged particles in or out. That rush of particles can make a cell pass messages to other cells. A channelrhodopsin opens in response to light. It can turn a cell’s activity up when the light turns on. In algae, the channel serves as a way to sense light.

Scientists can insert the genetic instructions for a channelrhodopsin into a cell they want to control. The cell then makes the channelrhodopsin molecule. It then inserts it into its own cell membrane.  When scientists shine a light nearby, the channelrhodopsin opens. That lets particles rush in or out.

Scientists now use optogenetics to control how cells function in the brains of mice, rats and monkeys. This helps the researchers better understand how the cells work. Scientists have been able to use this technique to show how the brain controls hunger. It has also let them learn how the tongue tastes the “flavor” of water.

In a sentence

Scientists are also trying optogenetics in other organs — such as the heart.

[dionlunadon]

Tonight will be our debut Bay Area performance. @elboroomjacklondon with @smokers_music 🎟 link in bio. 📸 Derek O. Hanley/DOHP @thatsdohp (at Elbo Room Jack London) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ce9RUwIvSF8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[haropro-confessions]

I think i felt at ease when i watched how the MM group treats Morito good in the recent HaroSute DOHP. Fukuhime really stepped it up as good leader by showing her caring and fun side when she showed Morito the moves and had fun with Ayumin. Im really happy. So Mizu haters can just suck it because i know clearly she's also learning how to be a good leader to a flagship group.

[kkoogg]

土居麗菜 中山夏月姫 ハロプロ研修生 ヤッタルチャン外され事件 【ハロ！ステ#223】2017/06/14 05:48～　DOHP：「ハロプロ研修生発表会リハーサル」 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgpRd7n7EoQ#t=7m10

[blinkfearsaway]

Dohpe

[sireneatspoetry]

Ron Miles: I Am A Man from DOHP on Vimeo.

A Moment In Time Production Made possible by a grant from The Shifting Foundation Directed by Mimi Chakarova Filmed by Mimi Chakarova & Stefania Rousselle Edited by Derek O. Hanley Produced by David Breskin Mixed by Ron Saint Germain Still photography by Mimi Chakarova Album produced by Ron Miles & Colin Bricker

Master Cornetist RON MILES Releases I Am A Man

Release Date: November 10, 2017 (Enja/yellowbird Records)

Composer: Ron Miles

Performers: Ron Miles (cornet), Jason Moran (piano), Bill Frisell (guitar), Thomas Morgan (bass), Brian Blade (drums)

Tracks: I Am A Man, Darken My Door, Gift That Keeps On Giving, Revolutionary Congregation, Mother Juggler, Jasper, Is There Room In Your Heart

[ctrlzedundo]

🍄... 'CATALYST'...🍄 #vr art created with tiltbrush!!! There is a theory that psilocybin was the catalyst for human consciousness...if you have ever had a psychedelic experience...you may concur ;) . . . . #dohp #computerart #computerarts #digitalpaint #virtualart #🍄 https://www.instagram.com/p/BVJWONhlOX0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ltrudx9onlie

[d-o-h-p-blog]

Bout to start! ♻🇺🇸🌲🌳🌴

[sciencenewsforstudents]

Optogenetics (noun, “OP-toe-gen-EH-ticks”)

Optogenetics is a technique that can control a cell’s activity with light. It uses a molecule called channelrhodopsin (CHAN-el-roh-DOHP-sin). This molecule is found naturally in algae. It sits in a cell membrane. There, it acts like a gate, letting charged particles in or out. That rush of particles can make a cell pass messages to other cells. A channelrhodopsin opens in response to light. It can turn a cell’s activity up when the light turns on. In algae, the channel serves as a way to sense light.

Scientists can insert the genetic instructions for a channelrhodopsin into a cell they want to control. The cell then makes the channelrhodopsin molecule. It then inserts it into its own cell membrane.  When scientists shine a light nearby, the channelrhodopsin opens. That lets particles rush in or out.

Scientists now use optogenetics to control how cells function in the brains of mice, rats and monkeys. This helps the researchers better understand how the cells work. Scientists have been able to use this technique to show how the brain controls hunger. It has also let them learn how the tongue tastes the “flavor” of water.

In a sentence

Scientists are also trying optogenetics in other organs — such as the heart.

[number244]

boo. this was all i had time for :/ gonna pick up with kobushi in dohp later tonight hopefully https://t.co/sjZKDn5Oe5