The comic · Human Anatomy & Physiology (HAP)

Week 16 of 17

MAY 5 TO 10

Fiction. No real student, family or grade appears.

Drawing, panel 81: Extreme-environment risk debate.

Who is responsible for rescue when someone knowingly enters an extreme environment? Altitude, deep water, remote cold.

Panel 81Extreme-environment risk debate · 2027-05-05
Drawing, panel 82: Pathogen transmission.

Viral replication cycle with the points where an antiviral can intervene. You cannot design a drug without knowing which step you are trying to block.

Panel 82Pathogen transmission
Drawing, panel 83: Plaque assay and eye dissection.

Two labs in one block, and he was blunt that the plaque assay is a simulation.

MR. MENDOZA

Nothing on this bench is infectious. If it were, everything we just practiced would be the difference between a lab and an outbreak.

Panel 83Plaque assay and eye dissection · 2027-05-07
Drawing, panel 84: Antiviral data CER analysis.

Antiviral data. The claim was easy. Finding evidence that survived a second look at the error bars was not.

Panel 84Antiviral data CER analysis · 2027-05-10
Drawing, panel 85: Submit tracker and evidence.

Sunday packet. Eleven weeks in, the folder names are automatic now. I do not think about where anything goes.

Panel 85Submit tracker and evidence
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