Identification

... between mouse and human HSC by an assay method without using any marker.Just it should be on the basis of any cell activity or visual identification..need an assy method too...so plese ...urgent thanks

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What you have found are often referred to as grass spiders, garden spiders, or sometime cat spiders or are confused with true orb weavers. It is undoubtedly some type of Araneus species. A common and widespread taxon of the US and definitely harmless. thanks for sharing

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Got into work yesterday and this little guy followed me to my desk. I scooped him up into a beaker so I could try and figure out what sort of spider he was, as he doesn't look like any of the more familiar sorts. I live in south-east Michigan, so I first checked for the truly dangerous suspects, but...

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... in the internet. Scarcity of good photographs of any Indian species, specially that of the lower vertebrates and that of invertebrates makes the identification more difficult for me. But before I proceed further, I would like to tell a bit more of myself. I'm 45, a Life Science teacher in a secondary ...

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... Proteus, you will have strong H2S production (black color) towards the bottom of the slant. One easy method, although I wouldn't condone it for identification : ) is that Proteus usually has swarming motility on plain NA, so if you inoculate the center of a plate, you will have concentric circles ...

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