Images for “Vampirism”:
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Image used from: here. Side note, this is a different image from the one referenced in the episode. I showed Mia a cartoon image of spinal tuberculosis in the episode.
Image used from: https://www.livescience.com/40843-real-dracula-vlad-the-impaler.html
Image used from: here. This is a gram stain of Y. pestis.
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Image used from: here. This is an acid fast stain of M. tuberculosis.
Image used from: https://www.howrahtb.com/indoor.html. Side note, the image on the right is her on the day of her discharge from the hospital. She did recover.
Images for Human Blood:
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Image used from: Blood
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Image used from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aCeaI9nPsg
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Images for Electricity Part 2:
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Image used from: https://tjregister.wordpress.com/2017/03/14/lenzs-law-activity/
Image used from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homopolar_generator
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Images for Electricity Part 1:
Image used from: https://www.slideserve.com/eliot/chapter-10
This image doesn’t really have anything to do with with the episode, but Mia wanted you the people to see it.
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Images for Nuclear Fission
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Physicist Lise Meitner
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Gaseous diffusion
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Separatory funnel in action
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Radiation particles and penetration levels.
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Fission chain reaction
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Plutonium 239 from Uranium 238 reaction
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Images for Innate Immunity Part 4
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham. Image depicts the pentameric C-reactive protein.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham. Image depicts mannose binding lectin complex.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham. Image depicts C1 component from classical complement pathway.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Images for Innate Immunity Part 3
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image used from: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphar.2020.00554/full
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Images for Innate Immunity Part 2
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham
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Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham
Image used from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham
Images for Innate Immunity Part 1
Image from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image from: https://www.mun.ca/biology/scarr/Gr10-32.html
Image from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image from: The Immune System 4th Edition by Peter Parham.
Image for Drug Development Part 2
Image used from: https://abouquetfrommendel.wordpress.com/2012/02/21/bitter-but-beneficial-salicylic-acid-and-willow-bark/
This image depicts the chemical structures for salicin (the active ingredient in willow bark), salicylic acid (a refined version of salicin), and acetylsalicylic acid, which is modern day aspirin.
Images for COVID-19 Part 2 of 2
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CT scan of COVID-19 patient’s lungs with extensive tissue damage (ground glass opacity).
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This image depicts the three main steps of PCR, and how the probe is annealed to the genetic sequence.
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This is a three-dimensional depiction of a SARS-CoV-2 spike glycoprotein.
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Lung from COVID-19 patient who received double lung transplant.
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On the left is the chemical structure for remdesivir, the RNA adenosine analog being used as an antiviral. On the right is the chemical structure for an actual RNA adenosine nucleotide.
Images for Ep. 1: Covid-19 Part 1
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Crude cartoon of SARS-CoV-2 virion. The genome and structural proteins are all represented in the image.
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This image depicts the single strand of genomic RNA for both SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2. The genome has been broken up and labeled to show what sequences code for what proteins.
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This image depicts a phospholipid bilayer. This is what the membranes of our cells are made from.
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This image depicts a simplified, but comprehensive replication cycle for SARS-CoV-2.
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This image shows how the different genera of coronaviruses use different hosts. Notice, beta-coronaviruses are capable of causing disease in humans. MERS, SARS, and SARS-Cov-2 are all beta coronaviruses.
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This is an image of the human respiratory system, and what it looks like after developing pneumonia.