Enzyme Pillows

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Crucial 101 offers a wide range of products including mugs, hoodies, stickers, phone cases, and pillows. Each product is made with quality materials and features unique designs . Whether you're looking for a cozy hoodie to keep you warm or a stylish phone case to protect your device, crucial 101 has something for everyone. With a variety of designs to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect product to express your personal style.

Cool design fitting for coffee drinkers who deal with anxiety. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves coffee and deals with anxiety. Design is also fitting in time for International Coffee Day on October 1.

Enzyme Substrate

Enzyme Substrate

Structure of GFP

Embrace your lactose tolerance with this whimsical design featuring a cheerful cow happily sipping milk! Perfect for those who enjoy dairy-free alternatives or have a knack for navigating the world of lactose intolerance. Spread awareness and showcase your love for milk substitutes with this playful design. Whether you're a milk lover, a dairy-free enthusiast, or simply appreciate a touch of dairy humor, this design is a delightful way to celebrate your lactose-free lifestyle. Grab this design today and let everyone know that being lactose tolerant is udderly fantastic!

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I Don't Have Enough Serotonin For This Shit, Serotonin

I Don't Have Enough Serotonin For This Shit, Serotonin

Enzyme Substrate

Watercolor Dehydrogenase

Pancreatic secretory cells. Coloured transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of a slice through a cluster of enzyme-secreting acinar cells from a pancreas. Most of the pancreas is made of cells like this, which produce large quantities of digestive enzymes in a secretion called zymogen. The zymogen is stored in large round secretory granules (zymogen granules, blue), before being exported from the cell and carried by pancreatic ducts to the small intestine. Zymogen is secreted as an inactive 'proenzyme', which is only activated once it reaches the intestine, to prevent self-digestion of the pancreas.

A couple of years ago we had a Cthulhu Mythos themed party series in Hungary called Hardcore Explosion. It was a hard electronic music festival focusing on hardcore, techno and drum&bass. When Ophidian, one of the pioneers of the dutch hardcore scene visited us I thought it would be fun to mix up the Enzyme Records logo with Cthulhu's head and it became the official design of that party at the end of 2008. For us it's a nostalgic thing. For you it might be interesting if you either like hardcore and Enzyme Records or Lovecraftian stuffs.

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Escherichia coli. Artwork of a section through the bacterium Escherichia coli (E. coli). The cell wall (green, lower left to upper right) contains two membrane layers studded with proteins. A flagellar motor and flagellum is shown at top left. The cytoplasm contains ribosomes (purple), tRNA molecules (maroon), enzymes (blue) and mRNA (white). The lower right portion of the image shows the cell nucleus (yellow and orange). E. coli is a rod-shaped bacterium (bacillus). It is a normal component of intestinal bacterial flora, but under certain conditions can cause gastroenteritis and other infections.

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).