Science Diaries: A Day in the Life of a Cerebellum Dear Diary, They call me “the little brain,” but oh, if they only knew the weight I carry—and no, not just the 150 grams I actually weigh! My day begins before the body even knows it’s awake. The moment those eyes flutter […]
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Author: Sir Argon, Noble Gas & Proud Observer Date: April 14, 2025 Location: Group 18, Period 3 – The Lounge of Inertness Dear Diary, Another peaceful day in the noble gas chamber. The world outside continues to bond, react, explode, and decay… while I, Argon the Observant, remain unbothered and unreactive—quite literally. Our
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Just another day at the cellular office—where the ER never clocks out! Science Diary Entry #2: A Day in the Life of the Endoplasmic Reticulum Date: April 7, 2025Location: Cytoplasm, Cellville Dear Diary, Today was chaos. The nucleus dumped another set of instructions on me this morning—something about making “emergency enzymes” for
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Confessions of a MitochondrionDiary Entry: Day 347 of Cellular Existence Dear Diary, They call me the powerhouse of the cell, but no one ever checks in on my energy levels.Honestly, if I had a mitochondrion of my own, maybe I wouldn’t feel so drained all the time. This morning started with the
Diary of a Red Blood Cell: A Day in the Circulatory Hustle Ever wondered what a day looks like for a red blood cell (RBC)? Here’s an inside look into the dramatic, high-speed life of one unsung hero — straight from the bloodstream. Dear Diary, It’s been 87 days since I was born in the
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