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It turns out it's somewhat difficult to preserve three dimensional shape when making slides for microscopes
by Firerouge 8y ago
It turns out it's somewhat difficult to preserve three dimensional shape when making slides for microscopes
- pasbesoin 8y agoReminds me of the growing realization -- in concert with the growing ability to model and image -- that DNA has significant function "in the third" (and, I'd say, fourth) dimension. How it's positioned influences how it behaves -- not just how it is constructed in terms of traditional direct chemical/molecular bonds. And now, for the mind / nervous system, scientists are hypothesizing quantum mechanical functional components or aspects. Whenever a problem or physical model is "understood"... well, personal, anecdotal, experience has taught me to... not view any such thing as "done", beyond immediate, practical, and -- within exactly that context -- sufficient applications.