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NCD Amoeba

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Based on the molecular separation of two biological cells around a dot matrix pattern. For simple unicellular organisms such as the amoeba, one cell division is equivalent to reproduction - an entire new organism is created!
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Sat, 10th January, 6:50 AM 2009
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Wed, 16th June, 12:18 AM 2010
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Dot Matrix, Cell Division, Amoeba, Cellular, Biological, Biology, Chemical, Experimental, Text, Pixel, Website, Djnippa, N Downey, Ncd
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djnippa
djnippa Tue, 13th January, 2009

Based on the molecular separation of two biological cells, around a dot matrix format.
For simple unicellular organisms such as the Amoeba, one cell division is equivalent to reproduction - an entire new organism is created!

Based on the molecular separation of two biological cells, around a dot matrix format. <br/>For simple unicellular organisms such as the Amoeba, one cell division is equivalent to reproduction - an entire new organism is created!
djnippa
djnippa Tue, 13th January, 2009

The amoeba splitting

The amoeba splitting
thalamic
thalamic Tue, 13th January, 2009

I might be in love!

aphoria
aphoria Tue, 13th January, 2009

Very nice. I love the sample.

afrojet
afrojet Tue, 13th January, 2009

Nice job Nippa. Great concept. I think I like the narrower cap 'A' in your sample more than the one in the preview window.

djnippa
djnippa Tue, 13th January, 2009

Wow thanks guys. Big smile on my face.

AFROJET - Great observation. I actually changed it at the very last minute as the forthcoming Ameoba Two has an alternative A. I'll change it back. I think you're right.

afrojet
afrojet Tue, 13th January, 2009

That's Ok. I'll look for it in Amoeba Part Deux ;-)

intaglio
intaglio Fri, 16th January, 2009

This is gloriously sticky. It's got them polypeptide bonds going...