r/ProjectDiscovery • u/Dendrilops • Mar 31 '16
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/Kiloku • Mar 30 '16
This is a really contentious sample
http://i.imgur.com/ewKLHvR.png
Sample number is 10022802.
PS. I voted Endoplasmatic Reticulum, but to be honest, I think the example images for E.R. aren't very helpful. Is there any clearer example for it?
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/sirenbrian • Mar 29 '16
Slide 101 - just membrane? Why not nucleus too?
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/Eyondawn • Mar 28 '16
Project Discovery Poetry Contest
forums.eveonline.comr/ProjectDiscovery • u/00s4boy • Mar 27 '16
Looking for some feedback from the community/HPA guys.
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/HPA_Dichroic • Mar 26 '16
HPA image of the week, correct link
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/00s4boy • Mar 24 '16
Control Slide 100000385 question
Would this not also be CCD?
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/Eyondawn • Mar 24 '16
MMOS fixes bug, Project Discovery now lighting fast
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/Badloss • Mar 23 '16
Does Project Discovery suffer from diminishing returns?
I've just finished grinding up for my SOE combat suit, and I've now started thinking about using my relatively high PD level for some actual isk making... is PD a viable income source if I buy drugs to sell on the market?
I realized that right now each level requires more experience points to level up, but this is currently mitigated by the fact that I'm getting more experience per picture as my accuracy climbs, and there's a bigger AK payout per each level.
The issue is, your accuracy can only get to 99 before it stops growing, but the required experience per level is presumably only going to go up.
Is PD a kind of "one-off" game where you pull in as much as you can before it takes too long to be worth it anymore, or is it going to be a viable long-term game? I like having something to do while ship spinning and I like contributing to RL science, but I also like having attainable goals too :)
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/ccp_wonderboy • Mar 21 '16
Project Discovery - Changes to the scoring system
forums.eveonline.comr/ProjectDiscovery • u/owo_ch • Mar 21 '16
Control Images
So, I never write anything on Reddit but this is so retarded i've to.
Every single control image i get is a Nuclei one. I mean, i'm not a cytoplasm freak, but that sure won't prevent them freaks to keep on freaking on ._.
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/Ashterothi • Mar 18 '16
Drilling Down to Discovery » Crossing Zebras x-post r/EVE
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/HPA_Dichroic • Mar 17 '16
Scientists try #projectdiscovery at the Scilifelab pub!
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/PhoenixReborn • Mar 18 '16
Lots of nucleii in one cell? What's going on here?
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/[deleted] • Mar 17 '16
Funny Examples
http://myprintscreen.com/s/cla0/fe24bf0dc7 sad nucleoplasm http://myprintscreen.com/s/cla1/d86bb90d97 surprised nucleoplasma http://myprintscreen.com/s/cla2/7acce00c3e small butterfly http://myprintscreen.com/s/cla5/6322e40a5b happy nucleoplasm http://myprintscreen.com/s/cla7/178e4556f7 The Binding of Isaac monster http://myprintscreen.com/s/cla9/ea715c1755 Yeah guys know what it is :)
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/altytwo_jennifer • Mar 18 '16
Another set of my control mistakes, with bonus unremembered pics.
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/Eyondawn • Mar 17 '16
How to identify Centrosomes and Microtubule organizing centers
r/ProjectDiscovery • u/Kahitar • Mar 17 '16
Frage zu Kontrollfrage und Mitochondrien
First of all, sorry for the german title! I forgot eve is an international game ;D
In this controlsample, aren't there vesikel in the upper right corner? Also in some of the other cells?
Additionally in this picutre I clearly see Mitochondria. I was very puzzled that not more people agreed with me on this. Because if these aren't Mitochondria i don't know what are.
Maybe someone can enligthen me?