Sully-the-biochemist - Doc Sullivan

Guess what? Mitochondrial disorder causing mutations of human twinkle helicase are now able to be mapped with the first 3D model made by researchers at the National Institute of Health! Here's my rendition of the heptamer!

Metabolites of Caffeine (at least to the best of my referencing ability)

I MADE AN ASCORBIC ACID! LOOK AT IT!!!

The shape of this is so awkward to hold when you’re trying to show the whole thing.

Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)

Please don’t mind the large sponge behind it

I know this probably sounds really mean but one of my favorite pastimes is watching New York and Massachusetts fight over who has the best library resources because every single time they try to best the other, it gifts the entire scientific community a new research tool for free

Thyroid function panel (data stolen from my diagnostics ref) with the added bonus of some structures I’ll probably regret not being able to recognize without a guide

It is my first time using hex graph paper in a good while so I’m making it a new “chemicals of interest” notebook.

I think it looks passable so far, though sometimes I include the hydrogens because it’s fun to draw on this.

I’m the only person on this floor who doesn’t like coffee, so I have to get my energy to function elsewhere.

Snatched a diagnostic chart for parathyroid disorders out of a textbook I couldn’t take home because I don’t trust private libraries and also here’s some possible causes of elevated basophils:

Catch me always apologizing for using technical words even when they’re needed because I used to be *that kid* at the doctor’s office