Amoeba Sisters

@AmoebaSisters

Two sisters demystifying with humor & relevance. We make videos, GIFs, comics, an unlectured series. Love to empower Ts & Ss as creators

Texas, USA
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Joined August 2013
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    Aug 5

    It's here!! We've made a bundle of our now complete Series topics (1st series)! 🎉 Each individual topic promotes student questioning, discussion, & opportunities for student creation. More info and reviews here:

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  2. 3 hours ago

    All part of protein synthesis!

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    4 hours ago

    VERY thankful for the new ! 🧬

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    5 hours ago

    Tweaking my presentation for CAST tmw@2:30. Sciyonce will be Setting the Stage to Engage!!!! Gonna miss you

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    17 hours ago

    Spearfishing cuttlefish 🐙🎣 both cuttlefish & squid use two retractable feeding tentacles to strike at their prey - stay tuned to see some footage of training experiments conducted by this summer

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    Oct 31

    Happy Halloween! For the grand finale of , I saved the best for last. Say hello to nature's closest thing to Freddy, the wrinkle faced ! Don't let the creepy fool you, these fruit eaters are important seed dispersers!

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    Oct 31

    Protein pump final product!

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  8. Oct 31

    Scary stories around the campfire.

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    Oct 31

    Biologist: I’ve got a problem Physicist: did you try shooting it with a laser? Biologist: it’s not that kind of problem, it’s bacteria causing infections Physicist: laser? Biologist: ok then And here’s the publication

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    Oct 31

    Rare events called that host hundreds of thousands of would give many people nightmares, but are the stuff of dreams for arachnologists like grad student Emma Dietrich. 🕷🕸read more at 🕷🕸

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    Oct 21

    Restriction enzyme costume fail. 🎃

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  12. Oct 31

    We'll be tweeting out some of our themed graphics today!

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    Oct 30

    "When you bite of more than you can chew"

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    Oct 31

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    Oct 17

    Congratulations to our 2018 STAT Statewide Award Recipients!

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  16. Oct 30

    So many things to do before .

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    Oct 29

    More marvelous mushrooms 🍄 from Parque Natural , outside of , seen on fieldtrip. If I were raised in I would probably have studied instead! All posted to

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    Oct 29

    Day 29: Double fact: Bacteria come in many shapes and sizes. One of these common shapes is the diplococcus (from the Greek diplo - double and coccus - berry). Several bacteria, like Neisseria depicted below, are almost always found in pairs.

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    Oct 30

    Students working together to create gifs of active transport today! Thanks for the inspiration! can't wait to see how yours turn out

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  20. Oct 30

    A structure question❓- answered Friday! Consider a small portion of DNA that is being studied which contains a total of 18 nucleotides. Assuming no damage, you would expect how many nitrogenous bases to be present in this sample?

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    Oct 30
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    There is a huge database of things you can do to help pollinators! Check out the pollinator resource center -- by region

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