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By EPICS LSPM Team
Purdue University
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carl batt @ 08:08 PM on 20 Nov, 2005
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I find this very informative. It does an excellent job of portraying the necessary information to the kids without blowing them out of the water.Report abuse | Reply
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Great for beginners and kidsReport abuse | Reply
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As a medical doctor I would prefer the showing of the exact size of RBC (7 to 8 micrometers)Report abuse | Reply
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How does Martin surf against the flow? The Reynolds number at that dimension would make it impossible. If Martin is the size of a red blood how big are his red blood cells?Report abuse | Reply