Museum Exploration| JUMP JUMP!


Because whats better than a photo of all of us jumping?


We started off our day at the Lab. We begin to set up a new set of tests. This time using more embryos, and testing more drugs then before. This is a picture of some Zebra Fish embryos that we were picking from,  and we would choose the ones that looked the healthiest. 

My lab partner <3


This is the wells which we place our Zebra Fish Embryos. We placed a total of 5 embryos per well. We were testing a total of 7 different chemicals, along with a control substance. We prepared 4 wells total for every chemical. So we had to do 32 wells in total. We have to wait and analyze the embryos in the next following days to see the results. Once we were done at the lab, we headed over to the National Palace Museum, which is shown in pictures below.



Thousand Cranes and Myriad Ravines



On the left we have a Agarwood bead court necklace, and to the right is a Agarwood Buddhist Rosary

Different Jade Rings








Phoenix-tail vase with Incised Floral Design in Celadon Glaze


Cocoon-shaped black pottery Jar

Flower-shaped vase with fish and dragon on a green ground



Chime-bell set of Zi-fan

Zao stove and cooker set


Twin Pines



Jian water vessel with bands of animal pattern 









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  1. Doris ArmourJanuary 2, 2020 at 2:22 AM

    GREAT PICTURES AMAREA AND GLAD YOU ARE ENJOYING THE LAB WORK. IM WAITING ON THE RESULTS. LOVE U

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  2. Doris ArmourJanuary 2, 2020 at 2:23 AM

    YOU GO GIRL. YOU LOOK SKINNY

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