Distinguishable

I'm having issues identifying a particular non-human bone element. The bone itself possesses several distinguishable characteristics. The only issue is I have no clue what it's function is. I have looked around and found that it may represent a tarsal or carpal, but again, ...

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... in cilia. Wasn't motile at all as far as I could tell. Any ideas what it might be? I thought maybe I smashed something, but it didn't have any distinguishable parts to it besides the cilia as far as I could tell. Any help would be appreciated. Note: If you can't tell where the cilia are, try ...

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... much until the entire process is complete Bugs tend to be bilaterally symmetrical (the left side is a mirror image of the right side) and have a distinguishable midline on at least the abdomen (the hindmost part). As with greenishness, any mutation that makes the midline look a bit like a leaf's ...

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... to ask you to settle a debate. Consider movies like "Star Wars", "Star Trek", "Avatar", in which humanoids, barely distinguishable from us, exist on other planets. Is this realistically plausible? Some friends and myself have been debating this. One side of the debate ...

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... phase of the cell cycle a good approach would be to make fusion constructs of a fluorescent protein and the different cyclins. If you have enough distinguishable reporters in yeast you can even put them all into one cell. By only using GFP you need of course to seperate the transformation events. ...

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