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Morbid Realities Jobs
Metansfw
What does MorbidReality do for a living?
Also, what are some jobs pertaining to r/MorbidReality?
AnguisetteAntha
Since I'm not the one receiving instruction during preschool, I think I'll be fine.
I'm about to start teaching Special Ed for a semester, however. I've done a lot of substitute teaching and will be in my own grown-up classroom next year teaching God knows what...
The weird part is running into kids (while subbing) that go on reddit or 4chan. I always feel a little awkward knowing that I have the ability to assign a fellow redditor detention...
I'm a trauma ICU nurse.
Yup. I see a lot of blood, guts and brains for a living.
Do you happen to remember what your first day or week on the job was like?
It sort of a process they walk you through before you graduate, so it really only start with learning how to comfortably hold conversations with strangers about intimate things and walking into rooms waking people up without feeling weird about it. The crazy stories are things you just slowly pick up over the years.
I'm a structural welder on nuclear submarines.
That. Sounds. Awesome...
my reaction to his comment was your username
birthdaylobster
I was just curious... are all subs nuclear nowadays?
Not the norwegian ones at least, they're diesel powered. Not sure about the americans though.
All American subs are now nuclear powered. The last diesel-electric one was decommissioned in 1990. wikipedia article with info.
I believe some Navy's still use only diesel engines to charge their batteries.
Would you mind giving a little summary on what you do? That's like.. the most badass profession title ever
Sure. Basically, people bring steel into my shop in the shape it needs to be and I weld it up and pass it along to the next shop. It's not as glamorous as it sounds. I appreciate the compliment though. Honestly, I don't know how much i'm allowed to tell you guys about it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_class_submarine That's what we're currently building. Those class of submarines.
Networking-IT, I've seen some things man.
samandstuff
Same here, pal. I work in... marketing.
Ditto. Both job and having seen some things.
Not for a living but I just started an internship with the Public Defender's office where they only handle capital cases. One of our clients is a serial killer and we are trying to get him life in prison instead of the death penalty. I just started this week but it's been pretty awesome having the opportunity to read through confidential case files that you can't find on the internet.
ah that sounds awesome, ive been in college for a few years but still cant declare a major >.<, ive been fascinated by death and the psychology of serial killers since i can remember (not in a creepy "want to kill people" way) but i dont want to work in a field like mortician or crime scene investigator, and it's relatively difficult to get a job as i criminal psychologist, or so i hear.
I'm a criminology major and I love it. Does your school have a criminology or criminal justice program? The classes are very interesting and I've learned a lot about the psychology of criminals, crime patterns, criminal law procedures, etc. I'm kind of in the same boat where I don't want to work somewhere too morbid but it still fascinates me.
im pretty sure my school does, i had to go to community college cause im an idiot and didnt care about my grades but i plan on transferring next semester. what is the difference between criminology and criminal justice? i dont mind semi-morbid but i wouldnt want to go see decapitated bodies on a regular basis ;p
I did criminal justice in community college and I'm doing crim now at a university. CJ was more about police and court procedures (under what circumstances you can make an arrest, what happens after an arrest, handling evidence, the trial process, etc.) and crim is more focused on why crime happens, where it happens, who commits crime, the history and evolution of crime/law, etc. Both are really fascinating but I think CJ is more hands on and prepares you to be a police officer and crim is more research based and prepares you to be a professor/lawyer. Good luck to you though whatever you decide to do :)
thanks a lot _^ if you dont mind me asking what are you planning on doing? specific job wise
I would like to become an investigator possibly for the district attorney's office or the public defender or work for the federal government. If you're interested in something similar, look on your county website for job opportunities to get some ideas or USA Jobs if you want to work for the federal government.
Good luck with everything _^
I used to be a crime scene and trauma cleaning technician. I only ended up doing about eight jobs. Mostly undiscovered deaths and and a couple of suicides.
I can't even imagine how that must've smelled....did you get paid per-job or salary/per-hour?
It was per-hour. There were some pretty bad smells to be sure. The suicides at the jail were the worst. Bloody hand prints and pooling in every nook and cranny.
I did the same job. Worst one for me was a mountain highway crash that pinned a van in a crevice about 100 ft above a bubbling brook. When we arrived, we all concentrated on the bodies on the ground...Cleaned for hours... No one checked the van until the toddler in the baby seat started crying.
That's intense. Any scene I was involved with was totally cleared.
P.S. That was my last job. My boss called me the day after and all I could think of was that baby crying. I told him I don't think i could do the job any more and he said "I lasted longer than most."
Well that's tough, man. I was definitely never confronted with anything so disturbing as all that. For me it was mostly just dark stains on mattresses and floors.
Oh, I had my share of dark stains... You know never to get the room by the stairs, fire escape, or at the end of the hall in ANY hotel, right?
For the least-murder-ey rooms in a hotel, ask for something above the 4th floor in the middle of a long hall. Always.
Pinepig203
That is fascinating, do you know why people choose those rooms specifically?
P.S. You want a room above the 4th floor in the middle of the hall for a few reasons. Above "the murder zone," prevents random attacks from people who walked up the stairs. In the middle of a hall you have more neighbors. Also, the cleaning lady will hit your room more often. It is more visible, and more commonly used. Murder Central rooms (end of the hall, near the stairs) are not commonly rented to guests unless they are at capacity BECAUSE of the danger. If you notice your room is in one of these insist not to be placed there.
If they ask why say blatantly "I don't want to be killed in "Murder Central." Most hotel clerks know exactly what you're talking about and will comply.
Ease of access and less sound. Near the stairs, kill, go down the stairs and out. Most hotels don't have camera's on the stairs because few use them. They'll have cameras on the elevator doors, sometimes on each floor, sometimes not.
Take the elevator to the 2nd floor, get off, take the stairs, quick exit, no cameras. Last room at the end, usually a corner room... Meaning only one neighbor, the one next to you... They soundproof hotels as much as they can to try and make it pleasant for the guests, so screams will be muffled anyway. Reduce the amount of people who hear something, less chance of being caught.
People in the business call these rooms "Murder Central." If it's below the 4th floor, we call it "the murder zone."
Anything under the 4th floor, because 4 flights is easy to walk up compared to 6, 7, etc. To prevent themselves from getting filmed, they might opt for one of these rooms to do their business by taking the stairs up to one of those floors.
Good advice. The only hotel I did was a natural death and it was all contained in the bed.
We arrived about 2 hours after the initial call. We were under the impression it was clear, but this van was wedged between 2 rocks 100 feet in the air. After the cry, it took another hour to get to him. He didn't make it. Too many internal injuries and too much time.
AMA dude
It wouldn't be terribly interesting but I would be willing to answer any questions. Others in the field know more about the whole thing than I do but I have pulled some good cleaning jobs.
Yeah I guess you're right, well could you quickly tell me which was your favorite clean up? Take it whichever way you want lol
One of my first was this lady's apartment. She hadn't been discovered for a few days. By the time I get there, it is really just a large stain of bodily fluids to deal with. There are poignant little things around their houses though. You do get a glimpse into the last moments of their lives. She had been a heavy wine drinker, spills and broken bottles here and there. She did have this nice little plaque that read, "Old golfers never die, we just put away". It is a bit of nonsense but it struck me as kind of sweet at the time.
Did you ever have to clean up something really messy? How do you get a job like that anyways? I'd imagine its not called "dead body fluid removal service" lol
The jail suicides were by far the messiest. They would thrash around and rub their blood over every surface. You would see hand prints, streaks and significant pooling. Those would take me about four or five hours. I did all of my cleaning by myself.
Wait so you didn't work for anyone? How did you even find work doing that?
I worked for a company that did the cleaning as more of side work with medical waste transportation being most of my work. You can get certified online but I also did some hands-on training. Unless you own the company, you will not make any worthwhile money.
Well I thought it was a cute take on the whole thing. I had some issues with their procedures but obviously that's nit-picking at a nice little family drama. Also, Amy Adams and Emily Blunt are fantastic in everything.
If you don't mind me asking, how was the pay? And how did you get the job in the first place?
I'm unemployed at the moment but hell, I could do that if it pays well.
For the cleaning I was getting paid twenty dollars an hour. Transporting the medical waste was twelve. I didn't get a lot of hours. I just went online and started looking for these kinds of specialty cleaning services. I was the only employee that did these things and I found out after talking to some other people in the industry that I was getting ripped off. I know people can make this work for them but the owner of the company I worked for was a delusional shithead. Hopefully you find an honest employer.
I did crime-scene clean up for almost a year... That was enough Morbid reality for me. Now I draw comic books, make shorts, and write copy.
A little further down I've been sharing some stories...
/insider information bait
I am in school working on my nursing degree.
I think one of the most morbid jobs possible would be crime scene clean up. They don't handle the bodies but they have to clean up every speck left behind (often in order for someone else to take up residence which I find oddly disturbing) and often have to interact with the surviving family. I think the survivors would be the worst; seeing someone who lost their only child try to cope with figuring out how to clean up the mess. Or perhaps someone who should care about the deceased but just wants it clean to sell the house. An interesting book about one such cleaner
There was a very funny movie about that called "Sunshine Cleaning". It looks dumb, but its quite the laugh.
I have seen it! Very funny.
Fellow nursing student checking in! Damn, apparently we are a morbid bunch ;)
Make that three nursing students.
so you steal ideas from this subreddit, eh? :p
I wouldn't say 'steal', but it certainly doesn't hurt.
Figure skating coach, IT consultant, apartment building caretaker.
wafflechildren
I run a butcher shop.
Dog Groomer and free-lance artist
I work in a large dog boarding facility.
right on _^ so is my brother
Junk removal. Cleaned up things I was not qualified to clean up on more than one occasion. Got out of it, now I'm an artist and art framer. Come to think of it, working at a pet-store as a teenager was more applicable to /morbidreality. People do fucked up things to animals
I used to do that with 1-800 got junk, and I used to work at a pet store as a teenager, and I'm an artist now. We should hang out.
Edit: wow never replied to myself unintentionally before
prepare2masturbate
I'm just a student, but I want to go premed, be a doctor and the whole shebang.
I think it's fascinating to see what the human body can withstand physically, mentally, and emotionally. And at the same time, see what it can not bear, see the breaking limits and thresholds. So I owe it to morbid reality for partially fueling my interests in medicine. As much as I would like to claim that my interest in medicine is only to selflessly help others, and while I do want to help others very much so, I also am also selfishly intrigued by the limits that the human body and mind can be pushed to.
Studying to be a chemical engineer.
Ideally I'd want a job where i can just go to a trade school or get an associates degree in, i'm not a very mathematical or sciency person. I've been really interested in funeral homes and i like creative positions, and I want a job with steady income....any suggestions?
I once heard of a guy that went to college just for that, funeral homes
http://www.mesacc.edu/programs/mortuary-science
i hear mortuary science is actually pretty difficult, and requires a BA.
Imachemist
Drug and alcohol counselor at a juvenile prison.
TV News Director.
I'm a daycare/preschool teacher
I'm going to school to be a pathologist's assistant.
SkyPiMafia
nyarlathotempura
Screen printer currently, though when I worked on the waterfront I used to check in cars that were being sent to central american countries, some of which were wrecks bought from insurance companies that were pretty obviously involved in fatal crashes and contained a LOT of dried blood, etc. And of course there was the occasional longshoreman who made the mistake of standing in the wrong spot and ended up crushed in the hatch of a ship by a suspended load.
I am just a humble chef.
apprentice vinyl/carpet installer
i'm a teenager gimme a break
I used to work in mental health field, now public health research.
Emergency medical/police dispatch
Applying to graduate programs physical anthropology, hoping to focus on Bioarchaeology and Forensic Anthropology.
Im a mother of two boys (18 mths and 5 mths) and i study Criminology and Criminal Justice at uni.
DEP for the Air Force out of college.
Newspaper layout and design.
Support Worker in Further Education
Currently, I am a college student. My major is undeclared but I am thinking about going towards law.
I was an emergency and lab animal vet tech in a former life. Now I tutor an autistic kiddo.
Emergency Medical Technician. Have seen a few things over the years I guess.
DawnKetchum
I'm a dog trainer whho is getting credentialed for animal training and I'm getting a BSW so I can possibly do Animal Assisted Therapy for abuse victims.
How did you get started, and where are you going for further education?
I "got started" at a very young age. I'm autistic, and like Temple Grandin, I have always possessed a deep understanding of animals. I could easily read them, communicate with them, etc.
At age 7-8, I was riding our pet Lab mix like a horse everywhere I went and I had taught him riding commands like "Hup Hup" which meant "go faster". I also taught him to give me high fives, and I don't remember how.
I have always been deeply caring towards them for this reason, but also because I was very abused as a child. My mother didn't want a daughter who was special needs, so she treated me pretty badly.
Animals were my saving grace because nobody wanted an autistic friend. Children would chase me and throw things at me, one time even breaking my arm with a brick, but animals were always there. Until I was 16 1/2, my only real long term friends were my pets, the closest one being my pet cockatiel, Eyropia.
As for education, I am self taught, well read, learned from a mentor trainer at a pet store, and I am attending Animal Behavior College in the summer. I am also enrolled in BSW classes so that if my animal training business fails, I can go do animal related therapy with children who need it.
Student, aspiring fiction author.
JennieNinja
Free-lance digital artist (aka: looking for an actual job).
Documentary Film-Maker/Camera Operator
My uncle was a detective for the longest time and retired to photographing train accidents involving people for a living. I, myself, am a journalism student.
I think my job as a counselor for a residential program for troubled teens is a morbid reality. Every day I see parents who are too fucked up, lazy or just don't care enough to be parents. I also am now seeing the direct result of meth and crack babies, and it's sad. I'm also seeing the result of sexual abuse. Some children who were sexually abused will play with, or eat their feces or urine.... That's always fun. I think the most morbid thing is when it's almost midnight on Christmas Day, and I've tried to call a kids mother for the millionth time and she still won't answer, and he chooses to give me her Christmas present simply because I at least tried.
How do kids end up at your treatment program?
Usually by being wards of the state, or bad parents
vivamillion
psychology undergrad, especially interested in neuropsych and psychopathology
Caregiver for those with developmental disabilities.
I was a legal secretary for 40+ years (now retired). Worked for attorneys. Need I say more??
I am a physician and I have to inform people that they are sick and will be losing limbs or portions thereof everyday. I work in limb salvage with diabetics. Not a day goes by that I don't feel pretty crapy about it, but whatcha' gonna do?
dying2_live
CMA & Phlebotomy
Ainslet
I'm a police dispatcher/ jailer. We do everything from answering 911 calls to booking people into the jail to dispatching police and fire, etc.

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Patent US5850940 - Hand-holdable, reuseable containers having animal configurations - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsHand-holdable containers for various, liquid, powder and solid products can be made suitable for a "second use" by provided such containers with an animal simulating configuration, a head (cap) which is attached to the animal's neck region, a first opening in the animal's neck region for dispensing the...http://www.google.com/patents/US5850940?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5850940 - Hand-holdable, reuseable containers having animal configurationsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5850940 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/729,509Publication dateDec 22, 1998Filing dateOct 15, 1996Priority dateOct 15, 1996Fee statusLapsedPublication number08729509, 729509, US 5850940 A, US 5850940A, US-A-5850940, US5850940 A, US5850940AInventorsMark A. Sloan, Jack C. Sloan, Deanna J. NervigOriginal AssigneeSloan; Mark A., Sloan; Jack C., Nervig; Deanna J.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (12), Referenced by (7), Classifications (14), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetHand-holdable, reuseable containers having animal configurations
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a community for 6 yearsmessage the moderatorsMODERATORSqgyh2noname99tubersmjChunmastakylevmattlDimeShakeAutoModerator171172173Any Austin Texas people let me crash on their couch when I come there to speak at Texas Linux Fest on Ubuntu? (self.linux)submitted 1 year ago by philipballew48 commentssharecancelsorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onloading...sorted by: bestbesttopnewhotcontroversialoldrandomyou are viewing a single comment's thread.view the rest of the comments →[+]philipballew[S] 10 points11 points12 points 1 year ago (8 children)[–]philipballew[S] 10 points11 points12 points 1 year agosorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onI am a 21 year old broke college student actually.
permalinkparent[+]02bluesuperroo 8 points9 points10 points 1 year ago (7 children)[–]02bluesuperroo 8 points9 points10 points 1 year agosorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onFair enough.
permalinkparent[+]attackpenguin 4 points5 points6 points 1 year ago (6 children)[–]attackpenguin 4 points5 points6 points 1 year agosorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onI believe a lot of people think conference speakers are well off. Really most speakers at most conferences are plain old Joes who know a lot or are very passionate about the topic/subject. Orrrr you volunteer for them to get required certification time. permalinkparent[+]02bluesuperroo 5 points6 points7 points 1 year ago (4 children)[–]02bluesuperroo 5 points6 points7 points 1 year agosorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onIf you apply your knowledge and get your degree you will be pretty well off 5 years from now.
permalinkparent[+][deleted] 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (3 children)[–][deleted] 1 point2 points3 points 1 year agosorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onunless you go the academic route. Or work on some novel or niche product. Or work on FOSS software exclusively. People don't donate nearly as much as you'd think they should.
permalinkparent[+]02bluesuperroo 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (2 children)[–]02bluesuperroo 0 points1 point2 points 1 year agosorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onThat would be a choice he's made but the options to have a good income are out there. And if you're in academia at a level where you're teaching Linux, ie. typically university/college level, it's still a comfortable living.
permalinkparent[+][deleted] -1 points0 points1 point 1 year ago (1 child)[–][deleted] -1 points0 points1 point 1 year agosorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onSure. But if I choose to do something that doesn't pay, the fact that it was my own choice doesn't suddenly make me rich.
permalinkparent[+]02bluesuperroo 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (0 children)[–]02bluesuperroo 0 points1 point2 points 1 year agosorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onNo, but it should make you "OK" with your decision and lack of income.
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Un piacevolissimo soggiorno - Review of Saint Andrea Seaside Resort, Naoussa, Greece - TripAdvisor
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Full Details for Tonight's Catch a Sunset and a Full Moon Rise in One Evening...Here in Paradise.... :) - Another Day in Paradise - Social Events & Activities (Naples, FL)
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Saturday, August 4, 2012 11:20 AM
I've updated this Meetup. For more details, see the full listing:http://www.meetup.com/paradiseevents/events/75966142/
Where: Sunset Grille900 South Collier Blvd. Marco Island, FL 34145
You can always get in touch with me through my group profile on Meetup. Okay for you Paradise Members that don’t live on Marco, here’s what you do: get on Collier Blvd (Hwy 951) south to Marco Island, watch out as you get to the big a$$ bridge as the speed limit drops to like 35 feet per month, once off the bridge and you’re on Marco continue on Collier Blvd for like 4 miles ...(Yes…Marco is that long... …and No, I didn't know it either... )…at the T-intersection of Collier Blvd and Winterberry Drive there is a 7-11 Store continue on Collier for about another ¾ of a mile, at the T-intersection of Collier and Swallow Ave you’ll see a sign on your right for the Apollo Condominiums and the Sunset Grill, pull into the Condo/Grill parking lot and park anywhere that is not covered parking, on the grass is okay, then walk to the Condo and the Sunset Grill is on the first Floor and look for us at the high top tables on the right once inside the Sunset Grill. We may not be inside the Sunset Grill all that long so plan on having just drinks and/or apps as a full dinner may take too long to be served and eaten…..
Tonight’s moon rise is about 9:45pm so somewhere between 8:30 and 9:00 pm we’ll head to the Snook Inn, soooo we’ll head back on Collier Blvd like we are leaving the Island (the way we came) except at the intersection of Collier and Bald Eagle Dr we’ll make a left on to Bald Eagle and drive about an mile or so north to where the road dead ends into the Snook Inn. Happy Hour at the Snook is ½ off drinks and apps which re-starts at 10PM ......and is CASH ONLY!!! Make sure to have this information handy tonight….. Bob H’s Cell #[masked]
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42-46 Chiswell Street, London, England, EC1Y 4SB 1-866-599-6674
Good hotel. Clean modern.
Clean and modern room with little extras. Only negative thing is that the bathroom was small with very little surfaces to work on.
Lovely hotel. Full of character. Only gripe was smell of damp next to a limited gym
Hotel is well located and quiet.
The room was nicely appointed, clean and comfortable, but tight; could not fully open the closet door because of proximity of nightstand and bed.
Great hotel in the City of London
Location: Barbican's, St Paul's, Guildhall, Bank of England plus a huge rage of restaurants and bars.
We have been staying at the Montcalm in the City for several years and it's always excellent. Rooms are luxurious and well appointed. Staff are always welcoming and helpful. Plus a great location in the City, a few minutes walk from all the main sites, i.e. Bank, St Paul's, Barbican, etc. Nevertheless, it is a calm, relaxing hotel.
Location: Good location within 6/7 minutes walk of either Barbican or Moorgate tube stations so a good choice of services to get anywhere in London.
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Average but only paid £105 per night
Rooms have no switches and are controlled by a panel, this is lit all night and kept me awake, also the heating cooling is poorly controlled. Otherwise it is ok not 5 star though
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Nature. 2012 Mar 11;483(7390):465-9. doi: 10.1038/nature10877.
Kay JN1, Chu MW, Sanes JR.
Center for Brain Science and Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Harvard University, 52 Oxford Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138, USA.
In many parts of the nervous system, neuronal somata display orderly spatial arrangements. In the retina, neurons of numerous individual subtypes form regular arrays called mosaics: they are less likely to be near neighbours of the same subtype than would occur by chance, resulting in 'exclusion zones' that separate them. Mosaic arrangements provide a mechanism to distribute each cell type evenly across the retina, ensuring that all parts of the visual field have access to a full set of processing elements. Remarkably, mosaics are independent of each other: although a neuron of one subtype is unlikely to be adjacent to another of the same subtype, there is no restriction on its spatial relationship to neighbouring neurons of other subtypes. This independence has led to the hypothesis that molecular cues expressed by specific subtypes pattern mosaics by mediating homotypic (within-subtype) short-range repulsive interactions. So far, however, no molecules have been identified that show such activity, so this hypothesis remains untested. Here we demonstrate in mouse that two related transmembrane proteins, MEGF10 and MEGF11, have critical roles in the formation of mosaics by two retinal interneuron subtypes, starburst amacrine cells and horizontal cells. MEGF10 and 11 and their invertebrate relatives Caenorhabditis elegans CED-1 and Drosophila Draper have hitherto been studied primarily as receptors necessary for engulfment of debris following apoptosis or axonal injury. Our results demonstrate that members of this gene family can also serve as subtype-specific ligands that pattern neuronal arrays.
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Expression of Megf10 and Megf11 in SACs and HCs.
a. Relative expression level of Megf10, Megf11, and the known SAC markers Chat, Calb1 (encoding Calbindin), and Isl1 (Islet1) in thirteen amacrine (green), bipolar (blue) and retinal ganglion cell (black) subtypes analyzed with microarrays. Level in SACs set to 1 for each gene. Isl1 was also detected in ON bipolar cells as previously reported. Abbreviations for subtypes are defined in .
b. Schematic of retina. ONL, outer nuclear layer containing photoreceptors; OPL, outer plexiform layer with photoreceptor synapses; INL, inner nuclear layer with horizontal, bipolar, amacrine, and Müller glial cells; IPL, inner plexiform layer with synapses among bipolar, amacrine and ganglion cells; GCL, ganglion cell layer including displaced amacrine cells. SACs (red), HCs (green), and Müller cells (dark gray row) are indicated.
c. In situ hybridization for Megf10 (left panel; red in right panel) combined with anti-Calbindin immunohistochemistry (green in right panel) at P5 shows expression in SACs (black arrows) and HCs (arrowheads).
d. Megf10 (red) in E16 retina. Islet1 (green) marks SACs migrating through the outer neuroblast layer (ONbL) and in the INL. Megf10 (red) is expressed by migrating SACs as they arrive in the INL (arrowhead), but not at earlier stages of their migration through the ONbL (arrows).
e. Megf10 expression appears in Müller glia (Mü) and is lost from SACs and HCs by P14.
f. Double-label immunostaining for MEGF10 (green) and ChAT (red). MEGF10 protein localizes to somata and processes of developing SACs (also see ).
Scale bars, 20 μm (c-e) or 10 μm (f).
MEGF10 AND 11 MEDIATE HOMOTYPIC INTERACTIONS REQUIRED FOR MOSAIC SPACING OF RETINAL NEURONS
Nature. 2012 Mar 22;483(7390):465-469.
Loss of SAC mosaic spacing in Megf10 mutant mice
a. SAC mosaic in inner nuclear layer (INL) of wild-type (left) and Megf10−/− (center) retina, revealed by whole-mount staining with anti-ChAT. Wild-type mice have evenly spaced SAC somata, whereas mutants exhibit clumps and gaps similar to those seen in a simulation of a random cellular array (right). See for similar results in ganglion cell layer (GCL) SACs.
b. ChAT-stained retinal sections from wild-type and Megf10 mutant animals. Laminar positions of SAC somata and processes are normal in mutants, even in regions where somata are clumped.
c. Density of SACs and Vglut3+ amacrines is similar in wild-type (+/+) and Megf10 mutant (-/-) retina.
d. Density recovery profiles (DRPs) for the SAC (INL) and Vglut3+ amacrine arrays. Graphs show the density of cells in a ring of radius x, relative to the density of cells in the image as a whole. Dashed line, DRP of random point array. The exclusion zone characteristic of mosaic spacing is measured as a dip below this line.
e: Exclusion zone radius measured from (d). Dashed line, expected result for an array of cells distributed randomly, i.e. the diameter of a single cell. Increases above this minimum indicate spatial order. The mutant SAC exclusion zone radius was similar in size to a SAC cell diameter, and was significantly smaller than wild-type (*p < 0.0001). Vglut3+ amacrine exclusion zones were unaffected.
f, g. SAC packing factor (f) and Voronoi domain regularity index (g) were significantly lower in Megf10−/− mice than in wild-type littermates (*p < 0.0001). Dashed line, mean for arrays of cells distributed randomly. Wild-type SACs, and Vglut3+ cells of both genotypes, were non-randomly arrayed. The SAC array in mutants was not significantly different from random arrays (f, p = 0.16; g, p = 0.48).
h. Morphology of single GCL SACs, labeled with adeno-associated virus driving membrane-targeted Cherry fluorescent protein, showed no gross abnormalities in Megf10 mutants (n ≥ 8 cells each genotype).
Data from P15 (a-g) or P80 (h) mice. Scale bars, 50 μm. Error bars, s.e.m.
Horizontal cell mosaic spacing requires Megf10 and Megf11.
a-d. In situ hybridization for Megf11 at ages indicated. Megf11 (red) was not expressed at E16 (a). Calbindin immunostaining (green) labels SACs and HCs, which co-express Megf11 at P5 (b), P7 (c), and P14 (d). See for abbreviations.
e-i. Retinal whole-mounts stained for Calbindin to reveal the HC array. In wild-type mice (e), HCs are distributed evenly. Megf10−/− mutants (f) and Megf11−/− mutants (g) show subtle changes in the regular spacing of HCs, while double Megf10−/−; Megf11−/− mutants (h) show striking HC disorganization similar to a simulation of a random HC array (i).
j-m. Quantification of HC spacing regularity in Megf10−/− (red) or Megf11−/− (green) single mutants; Megf10−/−; Megf11−/− double mutants (blue); and wild-type siblings (gray). In all genotypes, HCs were present at normal density (j) but were less regularly spaced relative to wild-type based on exclusion zone radius (k), packing factor (l), and Voronoi domain regularity (m) measurements as in . Double mutants showed significantly less order than single Megf10−/− or Megf11−/− mutants and approach random arrangement indicated by dashed lines (k, mean HC soma diameter; l,m, computed values for random arrays. P-values: *p < 0.01, **p <0.001, ***p< 0.0001. n.s. = not significant. Error bars give s.e.m.
Data in e-m from P15 animals. Scale bars, 20 μm (a-d; b,c share scale) or 50 μm (e-i).
MEGF10 acts as both ligand and receptor to trigger SAC repulsion.
a: A retinal patch transfected by electroporation with plasmid encoding MEGF10-FP fusion protein, viewed in flatmount. SAC somata in INL, stained with anti-ChAT, are excluded from a swath at the patch edge. SACs are evenly spaced elsewhere, except where the retina was pierced to inject DNA (inj. site).
b: Higher-magnification views of patch edges. FP misexpression (left) did not affect SAC spacing, but MEGF10-FP (right) produced a SAC-free zone just inside the transfected region and induced apparent crowding of SACs immediately outside it (arrows). Dashed line, patch edge. See for quantification of cell distribution at patch edges.
c. Hypothesis for MEGF10 function based on a,b. In wild-type retina (top), SACs use MEGF10 as a ligand to signal their location to neighboring SACs. Cell 3 positions itself at the point where repulsive signals on either side (from Cell 1 and Cell 2) are equal. In MEGF10-FP overexpression (bottom), that location is now outside the patch.
d. MEGF10-FP transfected whole-mount immunostained for ChAT and Vglut3. Dashed lines mark SAC-free zone (see ). Vglut3+ ACs are present in this zone.
e. MEGF10-FP is incapable of generating a SAC-free zone when misexpressed in Megf10 mutant retina, indicating that MEGF10 is needed for SAC responses to MEGF10. See for quantification.
Scale bars, 100 μm (a); 50 μm (b,d). All retinas from P10-P15 animals.
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3 bedroom bungalow for sale in Rosecraddoc Holiday Lodge Bungalows, Rosecraddoc, Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14
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An extremely well presented, three bedroom holiday bungalow, situated on the streamside of the popular development. This particular dwelling has been successfully run as a business, with the option to be purchased fully furnished with future bookings. The accommodation has undergone a refurbishment programme and comprises an open plan living / dining room & kitchen, three double bedrooms and impressive bathroom suite. Complemented with double glazed windows and doors, an updated heating and boiler system. The bungalow occupies a semi private position that is set back away from the development road, overlooking a beautiful running stream and is available for holiday use for ten months of the year. Recent modern improvements, a low maintenance patio area overlooking fields ideal for enjoying the outdoor space and country surroundings. A viewing is recommended.
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Bedroom Three 8'11" x 8'11" (2.72m x 2.72m). Double glazed uPVC window facing the rear overlooking fields. Electric heater, carpeted flooring, a built-in wardrobe.
Bathroom 12'10" x 11'5" (3.91m x 3.48m). Double glazed uPVC window with obscure glass facing the side. Electric heater and heated towel rail, tiled flooring, tiled walls, down lights. Low level WC, panelled bath with shower over, pedestal sink, extractor fan and shaving point.
Agent's Note The property has been offered with the option to be purchased fully furnished, subject to separate negotiation, perfect for those who want a business opportunity to be equipped ready for use as a holiday let or second home. The property can be used for holiday purposes from the 1st of March through to 7th of January each year and for the rest of the year can be accessed for maintenances purposes only, suitably updated for wheel chair access and use. The property is leasehold for the remainder of a 99 year lease starting from 1973. Please contact Stratton Creber for information relating to the ground rent and maintenance charges. Any successful applicant wishing to purchase, must also liaise with the freeholder. For those who are looking to pursue the holiday let business, the dwelling can be viewed through Syke's Cottages, along with the associated charges and current weekly returns. Any purchaser must rely on their own enquiries in relation to this.
Agent's Note Two The property is available for viewings on Fridays only between 10am and 2pm, due to change over.
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