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you described it correctly. But still the abbrevation has not been clarified. What does ESR stand for?

yes, you are on the right way. go on! :D

ok, need some help? it has something to do with red blood cells.

Agertays, you and stuck? I don'T believe you :D :D

Welcome DaWacko! :D :D

I'd say it is the identification of dead bodys due to their dental records. What is ESR?

ALS is Alternate Light Source. Ok, here is a tough one, what is CODIS?

RUVIS stands for Reflective Ultra Violet Imaging Systems :cool: Ok, next question: What is a BPA?

:eek: :eek:That was very mean of him!!! :eek: :eek: I'm so glade, that our rats were already dead when we dissected them. I had rats once, too, and thei are really smart animals. Ok, not everyone may like their tail, but it didn't disturb me. One of them was even watching TV with me in the...

wow, sounds interesting. you really dissected cats??? :eek: :eek: *shudder* oh, btw, welcome to the board grisluv ;)

no bad idea! :cool: :cool: Thought of it too, but I already have a job :D

Really? I'd like to do it again any time! :D :D

omg, I really wish I could get cbs here. I have no chance to see the new episodes on time. :( :(

yeah, skeletons are cool. I always wanted a human skeleton since I saw it in biology class. But when I saw how expensive they are, :eek: puh, I gave up. And a some time later I bought a special set in a store where you could make your own skeleton out of paper. The bones needed to be folded...

you're right, the smell is not the best. ;) But hey, in for a penny in for a pound :D And if it gets too bad you can always do the trick as in "Silence of the lambs" :cool:

Happy birthday from me too!!! May all your wishes come true. Hey Dynamo, that candle in your post looks good! ;)

lol, you're right Dynamo, I do that too ;) :D :D ;)

Welcome to the board DrD! I hope you enojoy yoursel, and hope that i see you posting alot here :P :D

Hey DrD, welcome to the board! It's good to see so many people join us. :D You are right, the sciences are very interesting.

Well, we started with eyeballs of cows, then pigs. And at the end we dissected a rat. It was a group work, I think we were 3 or 4 kids with one rat. It was very interesting :cool: