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- 242Campbell, Sandy
- 176Seale, Linda N.
- 46Fraser, Marion
- 46Villatoro, Valentin (Supervisor)
- 42Andrew Hoang
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2020-01-01
This image shows a single DNA molecule being unzipped using laser tweezers. The lasers act like 'tractor beams', pulling the micron-sized beads biochemically linked to the ends of the molecule, toward the optical focal point. By moving the laser beams apart, we apply tension to the ends of the...
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.jpg "Traditional Evenki beadwork - coat and hat")
2014-11-26
This is a complete coat, hat and boots ensemble by Semenova Polina Ivanova, which was displayed at the Art Gallery in Yakutsk, November, 2014.
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2025-07-03
These reindeer boots were beaded with traditional designs by Anna Nikolaeva of Yakutsk Russia. Anna is the granddaughter of master beadworker Semenova Polina Ivanovna.
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2014-11-26
These boots by Semenova Polina Ivanova were on display with a matching hat, coat and bag at the National Art Museum of The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in Yakutsk.
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2005-05-01
This is a traditional Sami woman's cap and shawl from the back. The shawl is usually pinned at the front with and elaborate silver pin. The Sami flag sits on the table in front of the woman.
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2020-01-01
You are looking into the depths of a colorful ensemble of a limb being formed. All these millions of cells are striving every day to help you move the way you do. This image is the snapshot of an ongoing limb developmental process where stemcells give rise to cartilage cells that go through a...
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2015-07-08
White birch is common across Northern Canada.
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2015-07-08
This hair of a 36,500 year old bison was preserved in permafrost and found in 2007 by Shane Van Loon. It is currently on display at the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre. Interpretive signs in the Museum tell us that the hair colour is similar that seen on European cave paintings of...
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2015-07-08
This is the skin of a 36,500 year old bison that was preserved in permafrost and found by Shane Van Loon in 2007.
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2015-07-08
This steppe bison skull is at the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre in Yellowknife, NWT. The bison skeleton with skin, hair and flesh attached was found by Shane Van Loon in 2007 emerging from an eroding riverbank. The skull is 36,500 years old.