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Images Dated 11th March 2013

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Images Dated 11th March 2013: Flies on flypaper

Flies on flypaper. Crane flies and other flies caught on flypaper

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Shipboard lifeboat

Shipboard lifeboat. This lifeboat has reflective tape on its hull, visible here, allowing passengers to find it in the darkness or when light levels are low

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Milky Way in the night sky

Milky Way in the night sky over a silhouetted skyline

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Titin-telethonin complex, molecular model

Titin-telethonin complex, molecular model
Titin-telethonin complex. Molecular model of the end of two titin protein molecules (blue and green) complexed with a telethonin protein (red) molecule

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Shipboard lifeboat hull

Shipboard lifeboat hull. This lifeboat has reflective tape on its hull, visible here at dawn, allowing passengers to find it in the darkness or when light levels are low

Milky Way in the night sky over a house

Crane fly on flypaper

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Elevated railway, New York, USA

Elevated railway, New York, USA
Elevated railway. View of the IRT Sixth Avenue Line at Herald Square, New York City, USA. This elevated railway, known as the Sixth Avenue El, served Manhattan south of Central Park

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Unconscious mind, conceptual artwork

Unconscious mind, conceptual artwork. It is estimated that around 10 percent of mental activity is conscious thought, with the remaining 90 percent the unconscious mind

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Resolvase enzyme complexed with DNA

Resolvase enzyme complexed with DNA, molecular model. The area at centre is a gamma-delta resolvase enzyme forming a complex with two cleaved helices of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)

Elevated railway, New York, USA
Elevated railway. View of the IRT Third Avenue Line at the Bowery, New York City, USA. This elevated railway, known as the Third Avenue El, served Manhattan and the Bronx and opened in 1878

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Multiple sclerosis protein complex C015 / 3496

Multiple sclerosis protein complex C015 / 3496
Multiple sclerosis protein complex, molecular model. The proteins forming this complex are a T-cell receptor (TCR), a peptide antigen (myelin basic protein, MBP)

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Paranthropus boisei skulls

Paranthropus boisei skulls. Two reconstructions of Paranthropus boisei (previously Australopithecus bosei) skulls based on skull OH5 found at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania, in 1959 by Mary Leakey

Resolvase enzyme complexed with DNA, molecular model. The area at centre is a gamma-delta resolvase enzyme forming a complex with two cleaved helices of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Australopithecus afarensis jaw comparison

Australopithecus afarensis jaw comparison. Chimpanzee skull (top), A. afarensis jaws (centre) and human jaws. This comparison shows that the prominent jaws of A

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Multiple sclerosis protein complex

Multiple sclerosis protein complex, molecular model. The proteins forming this complex are a T-cell receptor (TCR), a peptide antigen (myelin basic protein, MBP)

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Collection of hominid remains

Collection of hominid remains. These remains were found in the Omo valley, Ethiopia, in 1967 by teams led by Richard Leakey

Images Dated 11th March 2013: Organic peroxide resistance repressor

Organic peroxide resistance repressor
Molecular model of the organic hydroperoxide resistance repressor protein (ohrR, green) binding to a region of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)

Organic peroxide resistance repressor
Molecular model of the organic hydroperoxide resistance repressor protein (ohrR, pink and purple) binding to a region of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)

Titin-telethonin complex, molecular model
Titin-telethonin complex. Molecular model of the end of two titin protein molecules (purple and green) complexed with a telethonin protein (orange) molecule

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