#pbmc

[punnkd0g]

hi pie fans (all 12 of you)

[mall-cop-trivia]

MALL COP TRIVIA #75

Paul Blart is a character in Paul Blart: Mall Cop and Paul Blart: Mall Cop2

[johnnyghostballs]

thingy for an au me n my bestfriend are rolling around

[sadblart]

Always cry with Blart...

[dylanwangfucker69]

I got the snipers on lock

[cristinaschek]

Next stop for 'Fern Girl' 🌴 Palm Beach Modern+Contemporary (23-26 March 2023) 🔆 Regram @cynthiacorbettgallery Our next stop: Palm Beach Modern+Contemporary (23-26 March 2023), the most important contemporary art fair of the winter season, presented by Art Miami @artmiamifairs. In celebration of #WomensHistoryMonth we have prepared an exciting and diverse, international curation for Palm Beach Art Fair. Out of our 12 wonderful artists we’ll be showing, nine are female artists and five of these phenomenal women will be making their debut at this year’s edition of the fair.  We are thrilled to debut Brooklyn based Japanese artist @Yuko_Nishikawa #YukoNishikawa, Scottish-born Chinese artist @elaine_w_macgregor #ElaineWooMacGregor , Irish painter #TuëmaPattie (who will be celebrating her 86th birthday this year), Transylvanian Surrealist @CristinaSchek, Swiss artist @christinabenz.ch #ChristinaBenz and African diaspora artist @FreyaBrambleCarter  In addition, we will exhibit for the first time ‘Queen’ by British Pop-Artist @DeborahAzzopardi new works by Dutch fine-art photographer @IsabelleVanZeijl and fresh botanical works by American artist @klari_art #KlaiReis. Several female artists in our curation are alumni of our @YoungMastersArtPrize initiative, including artists that were exhibited within the #FocusOnTheFemale Showcase in 2021; #IsabelleVanZeijl, #FreyaBrambleCarter and two of the winners #DeborahAzzopardi and #CristinaSchek. For our Palm Beach showcase this year, we are also delighted to have an international programme of three male artists: British-born, American-based @andyartist100 #AndyBurgess, Italian photographer @Fabiano_Parisi #FabianoParisi, and South African artist based in Rome @Kgole_ #Kgole. Wherever in America you might be, we are coming to you within the span of two wonderful art fairs: Palm Beach Modern+Contemporary (23-26 March 2023) and ExpoCHGO (13-16 April 2023). Keep an eye on this space for more wonderful artwork. View our curation via the link in bio.  #palmbeachmodernandcontemporary #pbmc #artmiami #artmiamifairs #artfair #art #contemporaryart #modernart #palmbeach #palmbeachshow https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpla5eKKjrL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[snailteef]

November 2020

[tevintersnakes]

a quick comparison of a comparison I'd done last month (19-Apr-24) while getting back into the knack of drawing my guy

[onlymollygibson]

what part of human blood do vampires need? Red blood cells? Just the hemoglobin? Is it any part of blood? Do lymphocytes count? Could they fish around in the biohazard container at the hospital for a snack and be fine with that? Could we make a vampire version of beyond burgers in the lab?

[siverfanweedo]

yall could never survive in my mind no one can withstand the Paul Blart Mall Cop crossovers i dream of

[covid-safer-hotties]

Reference saved in our archive

An interesting pilot study showing a probable biomarker for long covid.

Abstract

Introduction: Long COVID is a debilitating condition that lasts for more than three months post-infection by SARS–CoV–2. On average, one in ten individuals infected with SARS CoV- 2 develops Long COVID worldwide. A knowledge gap exists in our understanding of the mechanisms, genetic risk factors, and biomarkers that could be associated with Long COVID.

Methods: In this pilot study we used RNA-Seq to quantify the transcriptomes of peripheral blood mononuclear cells isolated from COVID-recovered individuals, seven with and seven without Long COVID symptoms (age- and sex-matched individuals), on average 6 months after infection.

Results: Seventy genes were identified as significantly up- or down-regulated in Long COVID samples, and the vast majority were downregulated. The most significantly up- or downregulated genes fell into two main categories, either associated with cell survival or with inflammation. This included genes such as ICOS (FDR p = 0.024) and S1PR1 (FDR p = 0.019) that were both up-regulated, indicating that a pro-inflammatory state is sustained in Long COVID PBMCs compared with COVID recovered PBMCs. Functional enrichment analysis identified that immune-related functions were expectedly predominant among the up- or down-regulated genes. The most frequently downregulated genes in significantly altered functional categories were two leukocyte immunoglobulin like receptors LILRB1 (FDR p = 0.005) and LILRB2 (FDR p = 0.027). PCA analysis demonstrated that LILRB1 and LILRB2 expression discriminated all of the Long COVID samples from COVID recovered samples.

Discussion: Downregulation of these inhibitory receptors similarly indicates a sustained pro-inflammatory state in Long COVID PBMCs. LILRB1 and LILRB2 should be validated as prospective biomarkers of Long COVID in larger cohorts, over time and against clinically overlapping conditions.

[punnkd0g]

redrew one of my first posts for our PBMC au we are SO fucking back

[mall-cop-trivia]

MALL COP TRIVIA #72

Paul Blart has a tattoo of the Loch Ness Monster, that he got when he was blackout drunk

[johnnyghostballs]

local britishman terrorised

[sadblart]

BLART RIDES AGAIN

With an epilogue and prologue plus 18 other depressing chapters Sad Blart Fall Cop RETURNS! Take this story on the run baby, you won't be able to hold back the tears with this one.

How does Paul Blart's story so far end? What lengths will he travel to as he tries to get over his depression? Does his hypoglycemia worsen? Does he finally contact Maya? Will it finally work out with Mindy? Find out below in the heart-shattering story of...

SAD BLART FALL COP

The Shadow man cometh!

Readable on Wattpad, A03, Qoutev and Fanfic.net now.

[libraryspectre]

Horrifying realization today as I continue my yearly binge of deathblart and someone abbreviated Paul Blart Mall Cop as PBMC, which also stands for peripheral blood mononucleocites, a type of cell i work with frequently. This information will now haunt me every time I pull them from the freezer