Metabolism Bags
my body is a machine that turns hot dogs into hot logs Bag
by PixelPunchart
$19 $24
my body is a machine that turns hot dogs into hot logs Bag
by PixelPunchart
$19 $24
Description: Krebs cycle humor for biochemistry students, chemistry teachers, biology researchers, and lab professionals. This labeled citric acid cycle diagram surrounds the phrase WHAT PART OF DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND? A science design centered on cellular respiration, metabolism, and the academic humor of mastering complex pathways. Great for study groups, laboratory teams, chemistry classrooms, and anyone who knows the Krebs cycle by heart.
Description: This design features a gauge displaying Low Medium High Cortisol levels. Perfect for health enthusiasts, science lovers, medical professionals, and anyone interested in stress management and wellness.
Low Medium High Cortisol Stress Hormone Health Awareness Bag
by SILAS
$19 $24
Description: v = Vmax S / (Km + S): the hyperbolic saturation curve with Km at half of Vmax. For biochemists, pre-med and medical students and biology teachers.
Michaelis Menten Enzyme Kinetics Biochemistry Biology Bag
by Science Design
$19 $24
Description: delta G = delta H - T delta S: where the entropy term wins, the reaction becomes spontaneous. For chemistry teachers, biochemists and chemical engineers.
Gibbs Free Energy Thermodynamics Chemistry Teacher Bag
by Science Design
$19 $24
I.corax The Cadaver Pulse I: Sealed in a Radiant Larval Maelstrom Bag
by Thinkerman
$19 $24
I.corax The Cadaver Pulse II: Mothelix Liquescent Bag
by Thinkerman
$19 $24
Description: Referred to by my biology teacher in high school as a “cellular workhorse” this molecule is constantly being used and reused in the living cell to facilitate energy transfer for a wide range of metabolic processes. Cells break down the ATP to release energy for vital processes and also reform the molecule in order to transfer energy onwards, hence ATP’s nickname as the “energy currency” in cells. The breakdown process involves the removal of the phosphate group on the end (top-left in the diagram) to convert the molecule into ADP (adenosine diphosphate).
