Here is a sample of a slide, just so you don't think I am exaggerating:
What do those scribbles signify, exactly?
Monday, November 17, 2014
Scribble
I was just doing a CME activity and the lecturer had the most unintentionally hilarious slides that I had ever seen. He had clearly drawn on some of the slides, but it all just looked like freehand scribbles. Basically, it look like something my preschooler would have done, except maybe not quite as good.
Here is a sample of a slide, just so you don't think I am exaggerating:
What do those scribbles signify, exactly?
Here is a sample of a slide, just so you don't think I am exaggerating:
What do those scribbles signify, exactly?
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The scribbles are labeled as Synovial Fluid Hyaluronan (HA). It's an ECM protein that helps with the lubrication/pressure/joint space... Makes sense if you know the subject.
ReplyDelete*Rather, huge carbohydrate chains attached to proteins.
DeleteSlides are rather unprofessional though. Doesn't take long to grab a figure from a recent review article!
I know it's labeled. I just meant why is it a big scribble?
DeleteDo we know that it doesn't actually look something like that?
Deletearthritis
ReplyDeleteIt's a pretty good representation of what my head feels like when my RA pain is worse than normal.
ReplyDeleteProteins, giant scribbles are always proteins. The dynamicity of their structure and large size relative to other biomolecules makes drawing scribbles acceptable in my mind.
ReplyDeleteI know this lecture and love it! Is it online?
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of etch a sketch. Does anyone remember that game?
ReplyDeleteThat his pen wasn't working so he had to scribble on anything within reach to get the ink flowing again.
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