Medakaproject tla larry
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This document summarizes the development of two medaka fish embryos named Lenny and Larry over several days from April 7th to April 18th. It records their heart rates and developmental stages at different time points. Lenny died on April 8th after its first heartbeat was observed, while Larry continued developing and its stages and heart rate were monitored through stage 35. The document also thanks two individuals for providing pictures and cites references used.
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- 2. 1st day of Lenny’s life…. Early stageAround stage 16. April the 7th. This would have been around 20 hrs.
- 3. Lenny died, on to Larry:) and his first heart beat!! Date: April 8. Heart rate: 78 beats per minute. 46 hrs. Stage 23.
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- 5. April 12th. 120 beats per min. Still in stage 29. 108 hours, he’s getting there.
- 6. April 13th. Heart rate: 138 per min. Stage 30-31. It’s blood is kind of pink. Hours: 132
- 7. April the 14th. 126 for heart rate. 156 hours. The liver is appearing!! Stage 32
- 8. April the 15th. Hours: 180. Heart beat: 124. Stage at 35. 180 hours.
- 9. April the 18th. Still at stage 35. Heartbeat: 150. Hours: 204.
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