/r/biologygifs

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The place for all things relating to all subjects of Biology! This includes biochemistry, anatomy, biophysics, astrobiology, and many, many more.

Post any GIFs that show biological concepts. These include things such as cell division, something happening at a cellular level, a GIF that demonstrates some sort of animal behaviour, etc.

Explanations and further information are desirable, plus you can farm some comment karma, so there really is no downside.

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Other cool and sciency GIF oriented subs:

1) /r/chemicalreactiongifs

2) /r/physicsgifs

/r/biologygifs

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A stomata from the underside of a leaf opening and closing in response to water availability

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2023/04/29
12:46 UTC

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Neurons

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2023/04/20
13:11 UTC

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White blood cells under a microscope

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2023/04/12
17:09 UTC

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Osteophagy is the practice in which animals, usually herbivores, consume bones in order to supplement their calcium and phosphorus intake.

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2020/03/01
12:09 UTC

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Neurons connections

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2020/01/26
12:20 UTC

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Salamander single cell to born

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2020/01/24
16:38 UTC

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The Spider-tailed Horned Viper uses its tail to lure in birds

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2020/01/18
12:46 UTC

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Human white blood cells attacking a nematode (C. elegans dauer larva)

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2020/01/13
22:59 UTC

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The ET chain. Full video in the comments.

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2019/12/20
06:04 UTC

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Single-celled organism (Blepharisma) disintegrates and dies

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2019/12/18
19:37 UTC

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Phagocytosis Animation

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2019/09/24
21:27 UTC

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How the cell membrane works, check out the YouTube series.

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2019/09/13
01:01 UTC

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Live mitochondria seen at super-resolution for the first time as researchers develop technique to get around the “diffraction problem”.

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2019/08/14
13:10 UTC

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Web slinging, Flathead Lake, Bigfork, MT.

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2019/07/17
05:03 UTC

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Nano-Liposomes Formulation

Nanoliposomes (or nano particles) have been exclusively referred to nanoscale lipid vesicles which possesses the same physical, structural, thermodynamic properties as normal liposomes while the size of nanoliposomes is smaller than 200nm in order to avoid rapid degradation and clearance by liver macrophages. Nanoliposomes can also provide slow drug release, resulting in enhanced efficacy by sustained exposure to target site. In general, compared to other liposomal encapsulation, nano-sized delivery systems provide larger surface, increased solubility, improved bio-availability, and better controlled release, as well as active targeting.

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2019/05/30
10:14 UTC

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Timelapse of phytoplankton bloom from space

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2019/04/10
12:09 UTC

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Fidgeting of Opechona sp. (fluke) larva via 10x (objective lens magnification) & differential interference contrast technique

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2019/03/19
01:30 UTC

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